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Definition for: dream

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English

Etymology

Exact origin unknown; probably related to Old English drēam.

Pronunciation

  • AHD: drēm , IPA: /driːm/ , SAMPA: /dri:m/
  • Rhymes: -iːm

Noun

dream ( plural dreams )

  1. Imaginary events seen in the mind while sleeping.
  2. A hope or wish.

Derived terms

Translations

imaginary events seen in the mind while sleeping

  • Albanian: ëndërr
  • Bosnian: san m .
  • Breton: hunvre m .
  • Bulgarian: сън m . , сънища pl .
  • Catalan: somni
  • Chinese: 夢 (mèng)
  • Croatian: san m .
  • Danish: drøm c .
  • Dutch: droom m .
  • Finnish: uni
  • French: rêve m .
  • Frisian: dream
  • German: Traum m .
  • Greek: Όνειρο, Oniro n .
  • Guaraní: ke
  • Hungarian: álom
  • Icelandic: draumur m .
  • Ido: sonjo
  • Indonesian: mimpi / impian
  • Italian: sogno m .
  • Japanese: 夢 (ゆめ, yume)
  • Korean: 꿈 (kkum)
  • Latin: somnium, nox f .
  • Latvian: sapnis m .
  • Polish: sen m . , sny plural
  • Portuguese: sonho m .
  • Romanian vis n .
  • Russian сон
  • Serbian:
Cyrillic: сан m .
Roman: san m .
  • Slovene: sanje f . pl .
  • Spanish: sueño m .
  • Swedish: dröm c .
  • Telugu: కల (kala)
  • Turkish: rüya, düş

a hope or wish

  • Breton: hunvre m .
  • Bulgarian: сън, "m", сънища "pl"
  • Catalan: somni m .
  • Chinese: 夢想 (mèngxiăng)
  • Danish: drøm c .
  • Dutch: droom m .
  • Finnish: unelma, haave
  • French: rêve m .
  • Frisian: dream
  • German: Traum m .
  • Indonesian: mimpi / impian, cita-cita / harapan
  • Italian: sogno m .
  • Japanese: 夢 (ゆめ, yume), 希望 (きぼう, kibō) / 望み (のぞみ, nozomi)
  • Korean: 꿈 (kkum)
  • Polish: marzenie n .
  • Portuguese: sonho m .
  • Romanian vis n .
  • Russian мечта
  • Spanish: sueño m .
  • Swedish: dröm c .
  • Telugu: స్వప్నం(svapnaM)
  • Turkish: hayal, düş
  • Hebrew : חלום (jalóm) m .
  • Korean : 꿈 (kum)
  • Slovak : sen m .

Verb

to dream ( third-person singular simple present dreams , present participle dreaming , simple past dreamt or dreamed , past participle dreamt or dreamed )

  1. ( intransitive ) To see imaginary events in one's mind while sleeping.
  2. ( intransitive ) To hope, to wish.
  3. ( intransitive ) To daydream.
    Stop dreaming and get back to work.
  4. ( transitive ) to create an imaginary experience (usually when asleep)
    I dreamt a vivid dream last night.

Derived terms

Translations

see imaginary events while sleeping

  • Bosnian: sanjati
  • Breton: hunvreal
  • Catalan: somiar
  • Chinese: 夢見 (mèngjiàn)
  • Croatian: sanjati
  • Danish: drømme
  • Dutch: dromen
  • Finnish: uneksia
  • French: rêver
  • Frisian: dreame
  • German: träumen
  • Greek: ονειρευτώ (oneirevto)
  • Hungarian: álmodik
  • Ido: sonjar
  • Italian: sognare
  • Japanese: 夢を見る (ゆめをみる, yume wo miru), ...を夢見る (...をゆめみる, ...wo yume-miru) (to dream of...)
  • Korean: 꿈꾸다 (kkumkkuda)
  • Latin: somniāre
  • Lojban: senva
  • Norwegian: drømme
  • Old English: mǣtan
  • Polish: śnić
  • Portuguese: sonhar
  • Romanian: visa
  • Russian: спать
  • Serbian:
Cyrillic: сањати
Roman: sanjati
  • Spanish: soñar
  • Swedish: drömma c .
  • Turkish: rüya görmek, düş görmek c .
  • Telugu: కలగను (kalaganu)

to hope, to wish

  • Breton: hunvreal
  • Catalan: somiar
  • Chinese: 夢想 (mèngxiăng)
  • Danish: drømme
  • Dutch: dromen
  • Finnish: uneksia, unelmoida, haaveilla
  • French: rêver
  • Frisian: dreame
  • German: träumen
  • Greek: (oneiro)
  • Italian: sognare
  • Japanese: 願う(ねがう, negau)
  • Korean: 꿈꾸다 (kkumkkuda)
  • Polish: marzyć
  • Portuguese: sonhar
  • Romanian: visa
  • Spanish: soñar
  • Swedish: drömma c .
  • Turkish: hayali olmak, ummak

to daydream

  • German: träumen

to create an imaginary experience

  • German: träumen
  • Hungarian: álmodik
  • Indonesian : mimpi, bermimpi, memimpikan, impi, mengimpikan
  • Korean : 꾸다 (kuda), 꿈을꾸다 (kumeulkuda)
  • Slovak : snívať, sniť

Frisian

Noun

dream

  1. dream

Old English

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /'dræːam/

Etymology

Common Germanic * draumaz , whence also Old Saxon drōm ‘joy, music, dream’, Old High German troum , Old Norse draumr

Noun

drēam m . (pl. drēamas )

  1. joy, pleasure, ecstasy
    Ðær biþ drincendra dream se micla : there is the great joy of drinkers.
  2. music, song
    Iohannes gehyrde swylce bymena dream : John heard, as it were, the sound of trumpets.

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