Snívám

Snívám is a Czech verb form meaning "I dream" or "I am dreaming." It is the first-person singular present tense of the imperfective verb snívat, which denotes the act of dreaming and is used for ongoing or habitual dreams. Because Czech marks person and number on the verb, the subject pronoun já is often omitted; Snívám alone indicates the speaker as the subject.

In usage, Snívám describes dreams either during sleep or daydreams, with adverbial or prepositional phrases such as "Snívám o domově" (I am dreaming of home) or "Snívám často" (I dream often). It belongs to the broader family around snít and snívat, and is related to nouns like sny (dreams) and snění (dreaming, the act of dreaming).

Etymology and related forms: The verb snívat is related to snít and shares roots with similar dream verbs in other Slavic languages. Present-tense forms for other persons include sníš (you dream), sní (he/she/it dreams), sníme (we dream), sníte (you all dream), sní (they dream). Past tenses appear as sníval jsem, snívala jsem, and so on. Snívám is not a standalone noun; it is a verb form and is capitalized only at the beginning of a sentence or in titles.