Dreamed: meaning, definitions and examples
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dreamed
[ driːmd ]
past tense
Dreamed is the simple past tense of the verb 'dream.' It refers to the experience of having thoughts, images, or feelings during sleep. In this state, individuals may encounter a variety of scenarios that can evoke emotions ranging from joy to fear. Dreams can vary in complexity and clarity, and their content can be influenced by a person's daily experiences or subconscious thoughts. They play a significant role in our understanding of the mind and have been subjects of psychological and philosophical discussions.
Synonyms
envisioned, fantasized, imagined.
Examples of usage
- I dreamed about flying last night.
- She dreamed of becoming a doctor.
- He dreamed that he was in a magical world.
Translations
Translations of the word "dreamed" in other languages:
🇵🇹 sonhou
🇮🇳 सपने देखा
🇩🇪 träumte
🇮🇩 bermimpi
🇺🇦 мріяв
🇵🇱 marzył
🇯🇵 夢見た (yumemita)
🇫🇷 rêvé
🇪🇸 soñó
🇹🇷 rüya gördü
🇰🇷 꿈꿨다 (kkumkkotda)
🇸🇦 حلم (halam)
🇨🇿 snil
🇸🇰 sníval
🇨🇳 做梦了 (zuò mèng le)
🇸🇮 sanjal
🇮🇸 draumdi
🇰🇿 армандадым
🇬🇪 სიზმარი ვნახე (sizmari vnakhe)
🇦🇿 xəyal etdi
🇲🇽 soñó
Etymology
The word 'dream' originates from the Old English term 'drēam', which meant 'joy, music, or loud noise.' Its meaning evolved over time to encompass the series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a person's mind during sleep. The transformation of the term reflects a shift in understanding of consciousness and the subconscious. The modern English verb 'dream' likely became popular around the late Middle Ages, transitioning to its current use by the 14th century. Its usage in both literary and everyday contexts has made it a profound element of human psychology, reflecting our innermost thoughts and desires. The past tense form 'dreamed' specifically highlights moments or experiences from a past sleep.