träumst

träumst is the second-person singular present indicative form of the German verb träumen, meaning to dream. It is used when addressing someone informally with the pronoun du. The infinitive of the verb is träumen, and its present tense forms are ich träume, du träumst, er/sie/es träumt, wir träumen, ihr träumt, sie träumen.

Usage and meanings can refer to dreams while sleeping or to daydreams, depending on context. Examples: Du träumst von einer Reise. (You dream of a trip.) Du träumst heute Nacht. (You are dreaming tonight / You dream tonight.) The phrase von etwas träumen expresses dreaming about or of something.

Conjugation patterns and related forms: Präteritum (simple past) forms include ich träumte, du träumtest, er träumte, wir träumten, ihr träumtet, sie träumten. The perfekt (present perfect) uses geträumt with haben: ich habe geträumt, du hast geträumt, er hat geträumt, wir haben geträumt, ihr habt geträumt, sie haben geträumt.

Phonology and spelling: the verb features the stem with the diphthong äu in many forms and is written as träumen in the infinitive. Pronunciation is roughly [ˈtʁɔɪ̯mən].

Etymology and related terms: träumen is historically Germanic and is related to the noun Traum (dream) as well as cognate forms in Dutch dromen and the English word dream.

See also: Traum (noun), träumen (infinitive), and related verb forms such as ich träume or wir träumen.