drømme
Danish
[ˈd̥ʁɶmə]
verb
Definitions
- to dream to see imaginary events while sleeping
- to dream to hope, to wish
- to dream to daydream
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse dreyma (dream) inherited from Proto-Germanic *draumijaną.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*draumijaną
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Dreamtime English
- bedream English
- daydream English
- dream English
- dreamable English
- dreamboat English
- dreambound English
- dreamcatcher English
- dreamchild English
- dreamer English
- dreamery English
- dreamest English
- dreameth English
- dreamfish English
- dreamful English
- dreamgirl English
- dreamhole English
- dreamish English
- dreamland English
- dreamless English
- dreamlife English
- dreamlike English
- dreammate English
- dreams English
- dreamscape English
- dreamsign English
- dreamsome English
- dreamt English
- dreamward English
- dreamware English
- dreamwork English
- dreamworker English
- dreamworld English
- dreamworthy English
- dreamwrapt English
- dreamy English
- foredream English
- interdream English
- nightdream English
- nondream English
- outdream English
- overdream English
- redream English
- undream English
- Träumerei German
- erträumen German
- klarträumen German
- träumen German
- *dʰrewgʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- drømme Norwegian Bokmål
- *draumaz Proto-Germanic
- *draumijaną Proto-Germanic
- drömma Swedish
- drøyma Norwegian Nynorsk
- drøyme Norwegian Nynorsk
- drieman Old English
- drēman Old English
- drīeman Old English
- dreme Middle English
- draumr Old Norse
- dreyma Old Norse
- drøm Danish
- drømmekage Danish
- ønskedrøm Danish
- droyma Faroese
- *drōmen Old Dutch
- dreame Western Frisian
- *drēma Old Frisian
- drim Volapük