soñado
“soñado” means “dream” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
dream, ideal
Also: long-desired
📝 In Action
Ella consiguió el puesto soñado después de años de esfuerzo.
B1She got the dream job after years of effort.
Este coche deportivo es mi regalo soñado de cumpleaños.
B2This sports car is my ideal birthday present.
dreamed
Also: imagined
📝 In Action
¿Qué has soñado últimamente?
A2What have you dreamed lately?
Nunca habíamos soñado con una tormenta tan fuerte.
B1We had never dreamed of such a strong storm.
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Quick Quiz: soñado
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence uses 'soñada' correctly as an adjective?
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📚 Etymology▼
'Soñado' comes directly from the verb 'soñar,' which evolved from the Latin word *somnus* meaning 'sleep.' This connection shows that the idea of dreaming is historically linked to the state of being asleep.
First recorded: Medieval Latin
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'soñado' and 'sueño'?
'Sueño' is the noun, meaning 'a dream' (what you see when you sleep) or 'sleep' itself. 'Soñado' is the form of the verb 'to dream' used to describe something that has been dreamed or something that is ideal (like a 'dream house').
How do I make 'soñado' feminine or plural?
Like most Spanish adjectives, you change the ending: 'soñada' (feminine singular), 'soñados' (masculine plural), and 'soñadas' (feminine plural). It must always match the noun it describes.