נוּם (nûm) is a Hebrew verb meaning be drowsy. It appears 6 times in 3 books of the Hebrew Bible (Strong's H5123).

Also rendered

• to slumber

Same Hebrew root (TWOT 1325)

Root family 1325: נוּם nûm — sleep, slumber, be drowsy. (ASV and RSV similar, except for Nah 3:18 where the RSV translates “your shepherds are asleep” instead of “thy shepherds slumber.”)

• תְּנוּמָה tĕnûmâ — slumber
• נוּמָה nûmâ — somnolence

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