Dream
Dream Origin and Meaning
A whimsical and serene feeling word name, bestowed to reflect the joy and perfection parents might find in their children and the ambitions they have for them. Once a fantastical and celebrity-only feeling option, Dream came into popular usage after Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna chose it for their daughter in 2016.
Ten times more popular than it was a decade ago, Dream was given to 920 girls — and 50 boys — in 2023, placing it in the US Top 500, where it ranks alongside Journey and Miracle. In the Top 1000 since 2017, it has since been joined by spelling variation Jream, given to surprising 350 babies each year.
If you love the idea of Dream but want something a little more grounded, the Irish name Aisling (or Aislinn, Ashlyn, or Ashling) also means "dream" or "vision", while Nadia and Nadine meaning "hope". If you like the dreaminess but not the popularity, there's Winsome, Whimsy, and Moon.
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Dream Rank in US Top 1000
Dream Rank in Nameberry Top 1000
Dream Popularity
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Famous People Named Dream
- Dream HamptonAmerican cultural critic and filmmaker
- Dream Alijha Iverson (b. 2008)daughter of basketball player Allen Iverson
- Dream Sarae Lumpkin (b. 2011)daughter of rappers Ginuwine and Solé
- Dream Renee Kardashian (b. 2016)daughter of TV personality Rob Kardashian and model Blac Chyna
- California Dream "Cali" Taylor (b. 2011)daughter of rapper The Game
- Dreama Elyse WalkerAmerican actress
- Dreama Diane Perry DenverAmerican actress
Dream in Pop Culture
- "I Dream of Jeannie" TV show
- Tangerine Dreamfairy from TV series "Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom"
- "Dreams" song by Fleetwood Mac
- "Dreams" song by Beck
- Dreamacharacter on TV's "Sabrina"