Sami waked Layla up and kissed her goodbye.
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Sami waked Layla up and kissed her goodbye.
Source: tatoeba (6174659)
The Prince did not know what to believe, and presently a very aged countryman spake to him thus:— "May it please your royal Highness, more than fifty years since I heard from my father that there was then in this castle the most beautiful princess that was ever seen; that she must sleep there a hundred years, and that she should be waked by a king's son, for whom she was reserved."
Source: tatoeba (6211753)
Closest matches include arouse, aroused? but participle form not exact; use past participle form equal to waked in some dialects, awaken, awakened, awakened? actually waked is past tense; but synonyms in base sense: awaken, rouse, arouse, stir.
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