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The original Greek spelling ‘ Ὀνιτάρεον ’ means burdened dream/s or turmoil of dreams. The Latin spelling ‘ Onitareum or Onitarius ’ It Represents a mythical or burdened land, like “The Place of Troubled Dreams.” The old Italian and Spanish spelling ‘ Onitario or Onitaréo ’ is used mostly poetically referring to (a) dream/s that cause only trouble and hardships. The French spelling ‘ Onitaire ’ means the lost thoughts of something Mystical or Musical. The English spelling ‘ Onitareo & Onitaré (poetic) ’ is what could only been described as “A Place of Lingering Damnation of Dead Dreams and Ashed Aspirations.” Another meaning or perspective of this word is dreaming & thinking of having only burdens, hardships, turmoiled & troubled dreams, and losing ideas of sanity, and ending up in a place of lingering despair.
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