rêver

verb

Syllable Decomposition

rêver

from Old French resver ('to dream, wander, rave'), from *esver ('to wander'), from Gallo-Roman *esvo ('vagabond'), from Latin popularis *exvagus, a compound of ex and vagus ('wandering'). Attested from the 12th century in the sense of 'to rave, babble', it has supplanted songer in the meaning of 'to dream while sleeping'.

Definitions

Conjugation

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Translations

  • arabicarabic:(ح.ل.م)
  • germangerman:träumen
  • englishenglish:dream
  • danishdanish:håbe
  • spanishspanish:soñar
  • greekgreek:ονειρεύομαι
  • italianitalian:sognare
  • dutchdutch:zich wanen
  • polishpolish:śnić
  • portugueseportuguese:sonhar
  • russianrussian:видеть сон
  • swedishswedish:drömma

See also

rêvas (v.) rêvâmes (v.) rêvâtes (v.) rêveraient (v.) rêverai (v.) rêvera (v.) rêveuse (adj.) rêveuse (cn.) rêve (cn.) rêverie (cn.) rêveur (adj.) rêveur (cn.) rêvons (v.) rêvions (v.) rêviez (v.) rêvez (v.) rêvés (adj.) rêves (cn.) rêveront (v.) rêverait (v.)