How to write the traditional Chinese characters of dreams?

The traditional Chinese characters of dreams are as follows:

Basic meaning:

Dream, a first-class Chinese character, pronounced mèng, was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Its original meaning is illusion in sleep, and later it is extended to fantasy.

Dream, Oracle Bone Inscriptions = (hey, it means "plexus", bed)+(eyebrow, metonymic eye)+(person, rest), which means that when people lie in bed and close their eyes to sleep, their eyelids vibrate with the activities of the subconscious mind. Jinwen omits the words "bed" and "night" in the Oracle Bone Inscriptions glyph, and writes the right half of the figure 1 composed of "eyebrow" and "person" in the Oracle Bone Inscriptions glyph as the "upper half", emphasizing the night time of dreaming.

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Explanation of word combinations:

1, dreamland [Meng Xi ā ng]?

He was so tired that he fell asleep as soon as he lay down.

2. Dream [Meng Huan]?

A dreamlike dream; Dream: Adventure is like a dream. Wake up from a dream.

3. Dream [Mengxi NG]?

Fantasy; Delusion: impossible. Stop dreaming.

4. Sleep [shumè ng]?

The knock at the door woke him from his sleep.

5. Nightmare [è mèng]?

Terrible dream.