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You may say 'hirune,' or the Japanized version of "siesta," which is 'shiesuta.' Written in Japanese, they are (in the same order): 昼寝  シエスタ

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In Japanese, "siesta" can be translated as "昼寝" (ひるね, hirune) which means taking a nap during the daytime.

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