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visez
I dream /viˈzez/
verb#2750 most common
Also: I daydream, I dream of / aspire to
Example sentences
Eu visez la vacanță.
I dream about vacation.
În fiecare noapte visez ceva frumos.
Every night I dream something beautiful.
Visez să devin medic într-o zi.
I dream of becoming a doctor one day.
Uneori visez cu ochii deschiși la munca mea ideală.
Sometimes I daydream about my ideal job.
De când eram copil, visez să călătoresc prin toată lumea.
Since I was a child, I have dreamed of traveling around the world.
Deși știu că e greu de realizat, tot mai visez la o lume mai dreaptă.
Even though I know it is hard to achieve, I still dream of a fairer world.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | visez | visai | voi visa |
| 2sg | visezi | visași | vei visa |
| 3sg | visează | visă | va visa |
| 1pl | visăm | visarăm | vom visa |
| 2pl | visați | visarăți | veți visa |
| 3pl | visează | visară | vor visa |
Word family
visdream
visătordreamer, dreamy
visarethe act of dreaming
de visdreamlike, dream (as in dream vacation)
Etymology
Visez is the first person singular present of the verb a visa, to dream. The verb is built on the noun vis, dream, which comes from Latin visum, a thing seen, the neuter past participle of videre, to see. Romanian first-conjugation verbs like a visa take the -ez ending in the singular and third person plural present, which is why the base vis- becomes visez.
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