literal. = awake, v. 1.

To come out of the state of sleep; to cease to sleep. (With past participle belonging to the active voice, cf. come, gone, risen.) Cf. awaken, v. 1.

intransitive. To wake.

intransitive. To come out of the state of sleep or unconsciousness; to be roused from sleep, cease to sleep. Const. †of (obsolete), from, out of…

To cease to sleep; to become awake. Const. †of (obsolete), from, out of (sleep, etc.), to (a state of things, etc.). Also with up. Cf. wake, v. 7.

To recover from a swoon, ‘come to’; to awake from sleep; = adaw, v.1 1a.

intransitive. To awake.

intransitive. To wake from sleep; to return to consciousness after fainting, swooning, etc.

with up.

intransitive. To wake up or get out of bed. Frequently in imperative.

intransitive and transitive. To wake up.

figurative. intransitive. Of a person: to become fully conscious or alert, esp. after sleep.