Adream
/əˈdriːm/noun
To dream; to have a dream, especially in a state of sleep.
Did you know?The word 'adream' connects to ancient beliefs that dreams were messages from the divine or glimpses into other worlds.
Etymological Timeline
Old English
OE
adrēam
“To dream or be in a state of dreaming, often associated with visions or prophecies.”
Middle English
ME
adremen
“To cause to dream; to induce visions during sleep.”
14th Century
Middle English
dreamen
“To experience dreams or visions while sleeping.”
Modern English
English
adream
“An archaic form referring to the act of dreaming, now rare but evocative of a deeper, mystical state.”