English
Etymology
From daydream -er
Pronunciation
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Hyphenation: day‧dream‧er
Noun
daydreamer (plural daydreamers
One who daydreams
A person who wastes time daydreaming of accomplishments instead of accomplishing things.
Hyponyms: Dolly Daydream John-a-dreams Walter Mitty
Derived terms
Translations
one who daydreams
Bulgarian: мечта́тел (bg) m ( mečtátel )
Catalan: somiador m somiatruites (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 空想家 (zh) ( kōngxiǎngjiā )
Danish: dagdrømmer (da) c
Dutch: dagdromer (nl) m
Estonian: unistaja
Finnish: haaveilija (fi) , uneksija (fi) , unelmoija
French: rêvasseur (fr) m rêvasseuse (fr) f ( Louisiana ) jongleur (fr) m jongleuse (fr) f
Galician: soñador m soñadora f
Greek: ονειροπόλος (el) m or f ( oneiropólos )
Hungarian: álmodozó (hu)
Irish: aislingeach m aislingtheach m
(deprecated template usage ) {{trans-mid }}Italian: almanaccone m almanaccona f almanaccatore m almanaccatrice f arzigogolone m arzigogolona f sognatore (it) m sognatrice (it) f
Latin: cupītor m
Norman: rêvacheux m rêvacheuse f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: dagdrømmer (no) m
Nynorsk: dagdrøymar m
Portuguese: sonhador (pt) m sonhadora f nefelibata (pt) m or f nefelíbata (pt) m or f
Russian: мечта́тель (ru) m ( mečtátelʹ ) , мечта́тельница (ru) f ( mečtátelʹnica ) , фантазёр (ru) m ( fantazjór ) , фантазёрка (ru) f ( fantazjórka )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: са́њалац m
Roman: sánjalac (sh) m
Spanish: nefelibata (es) m or f ( South America ) pajarón m pajarona f
one who wastes time daydreaming