όνειρο
Greek
Alternative forms
- όναρ n (ónar) (archaic)
Etymology
From Ancient Greek ὄνειρος (óneiros).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈoniro/
- Hyphenation: ό‧νει‧ρο
Noun
όνειρο • (óneiro) n (plural όνειρα)
Declension
Synonyms
- (Katharevousa) ενύπνιο n (enýpnio)
- (archaic) όναρ n (ónar)
Related terms
- ανονείρευτος (anoneíreftos, “dreamless”, adjective)
- ονειρεμένα (oneireména, “dreamily, idyllically”)
- ονειρεμένος (oneireménos, “idyllic, undreamed of”)
- ονειρεύομαι (oneirévomai, “to dream about, to dream of”)
- ονειρευτός (oneireftós, “dreamlike”)
- ονειρικός (oneirikós, “dream, dreamy”)
- όνειρο n (óneiro, “dream”)
- ονειροκρίτης (oneirokrítis, “interpreter of dreams”)
- ονειρολογία f (oneirología, “oneirology”)
- ονειρολόγος m (oneirológos, “interpreter of dreams”)
- ονειρομαντεία f (oneiromanteía, “interpretation of dreams”)
- ονειρομάντης m (oneiromántis, “interpreter of dreams”)
- ονειρομαντικός (oneiromantikós, “interpretation of dreams”)
- ονειροπαρμένος (oneiroparménos, “starry eyed, in a dream world”)
- ονειροπόλα f (oneiropóla, “dreamer”)
- ονειροπόλημα (oneiropólima, “idle fancy, daydream”)
- ονειροπόλος m (oneiropólos, “dreamer”)
- ονειροπολώ (oneiropoló, “to daydream, to fantasize, to dream of”)
- ονειρώδης (oneiródis, “dream like, going like a dream”)
- ονείρωξη f (oneíroxi, “wet dream”)
Further reading
όνειρο on the Greek Wikipedia.Wikipedia el
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