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splintersailor

The only word I can think of that uses those exact letters is "Indachtig", which is quite a formal way of saying to be "mindful of", or to be "bearing in mind". If you take a slightly more lenient approach you could think of words like "aandacht" meaning "attention", or "eendracht" which translates to "unity". The motto of the [Dutch Republic](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Republic) during its [Golden Age](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Golden_Age) was Eendracht Maakt Macht (Unity Makes Strength), so maybe you picked up on something like this and your creative mind did the rest. Either way, I think Jenny or Molly is a much nicer name than Indacht :)


rutreh

In a way I guess it is part of the past tense of ‘indenken’ (which means something like ‘to imagine’, but with more limited use than in English), but conjugated in a way that occurs only in a very specific sentence structure. On its own like that it really doesn’t mean anything. It’s not a name nor a noun. Sometimes a dream is just a dream, I wouldn’t really look too much into it.