Álmaim

Álmaim is the Hungarian phrase meaning "my dreams." It is the standard first-person possessive form of álom (dream) and denotes dreams belonging to the speaker. The term is written with Hungarian orthography and is usually lowercase unless used as a title or at the start of a sentence.

Etymology and formation: The root álom refers to a dream. In Hungarian, possessive forms attach to the noun to express ownership; álom combines with the first-person singular possessive suffix to yield álmaim, used for "my dreams." The form commonly appears in phrases such as az álmaim (my dreams), az álmaimban (in my dreams), or az álmaim szerint (according to my dreams).

Usage: Álmaim is widely used in Hungarian literature and popular culture as a poetic or intimate expression. It often appears as a motif to convey personal aspirations, inner life, or subconscious imagery. It can function as a subject or object within a sentence and is frequently encountered in song titles and lyric lines.

See also: álom; Hungarian language; dreams in literature.