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Etymology of "modern" dreams

Asked by aminase in Puzzles & Riddles

Tags: dream, etymology

They say: people around the world only recently started using the word "dream" in the sense of "ideal" "hope" "future" or "aspiration..." and not until the first half of the 20th century.

I mean, all the words that is translated to an English word "dream(s)," i.e., for example, a Chinese/Japanese character for it (pronouced "yume" in Japanese, as in Kurosawa's movie), has exactly the same meaning and the same usage (they began saying that word to mean "hope for the future" only after 1900's.)

But do you know "WHO" started this movement? and "WHEN" in "WHICH" language... in English "dream" or something else?

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Etymology of "modern" dreams

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