Is #english the best language to describe the #brain and #mind?

Hi, many of you may know that uh the modern science is uh in English. However, this language may not be the perfect one if we talk about uh consciousness and uh different processes that occur in in the mind. For example, uh the word dream. Let's talk about dreams. In English, it is the same word that means two completely different things. The first one is to have a dream while being asleep. And the second one is to dream. That means to have a fantasy or imagining something that will occur or would occur. And um from the point of uh neuroscience uh these two processes are completely different and I couldn't understand for a long time what annoys me in this word dream in this beautiful word dream actually because in my mother language we have two separate words for these processes and I think it could be really nice if we would do something. Uh if we talk about dreams because from the point of neuroscience if you sleep and you have a dream during this process your brain consolidates all the memories, all the information that you received. And in this case, dreams correspond to the processes or emotions or some experiences that occurred in the past. While if we are talking about dreaming about I don't know a perfect date for example. So that would happen or will happen. In this case, we anticipate something and in this case, we talk about the events in the future. So, I don't think that in this case the English verb dream uh is um is a good is a good word actually. But anyway, we have to work in English. Uh so tell me please in the comments uh do you have the same problem in your language or you have two separate words for having a dream while being asleep or imagining something. So please share.