Dream dictionary – symbols, part 11

Dreams often present our hopes and desires in symbolic form. This part of our dream dictionary, covering the Polish letter K, gathers the traditional meanings of symbols such as keys, a horse, a cat, a crown and the moon. Remember that every dream is best read in the light of your own situation in life.

Dream symbols: part 11

Address book – An addition to the family.
Advantage – Gaining one – you will go far in life.
Anchor – Rescue from danger; seeing one – an unpleasant journey awaits you; casting one – after great hardship your hopes will be fulfilled.
Anvil – Profitable work; seeing one – a loss at gaming; forging on one – a great deal of effort and work.
Army bread – Military-issue bread – enemies are waiting for you to slip up.
Artichokes – Hidden suffering, a parting soon.
Aspergillum – Seeking support.
Bachelor – Guard your honour, because it is under threat.
Bagpipes – Always foretell joy.
Ball – The globe – a wonderful journey around the world awaits you; balls rolling in front of you – poor results; casting bullets – don’t get involved in dangerous affairs; being hit by a bullet – illness; a ball flying into the house – danger threatens you; playing with balls – distress; cannonballs – you will be saved from great danger.
Ball of yarn – A lot of effort for little profit.
Band (musicians) – Faithful friends.
Bandy legs – Having them – you will suffer harm through an accident; seeing them – you will get involved in a risky venture.
Barracks – Being in them – progress in marriage matters.
Barrel organ – Hearing one – intrusive people are bothering you; playing one – you will make a pleasant acquaintance.
Basket – Unexpected affluence; with flowers – happiness in love; closed – you will uncover secrets; weaving one – suffering.
Bath – In a tub – release from illness or worry; seeing a bathtub in a room – infidelity; bathing outdoors – you will marry a beautiful and wealthy person; in a river – strength and perseverance; in murky water – worries, and also the danger of fire; very cold – a slight indisposition; warm – comfort; bathing with your clothes on – prospects of an inheritance.
Billeting – Being allocated quarters – you are surrounded by false people.
Black horse – A black horse – mourning; riding one – a risky venture.
Blacksmith – You are strict but fair.
Blanket – Have courage.
Blood – Seeing red blood – cheerfulness; clotted – illness; shedding it – unpleasantness from excessive haste; drinking it – fine hopes; flowing onto the ground – happiness; spitting blood – great worry; bathing in it – you will lose your fortune; animal blood – your business will prosper; seeing it on others – illness in the family; a lot of blood – conflict; a nosebleed – relief in difficult matters.
Blood sausage – You are surrounded by boors.
Boiling over – Seeing water boiling over – you will live in luxury.
Bones – Seeing them – a lot of work awaits you; gnawing them – a shortage of food; collecting them – thrift will bring you prosperity; breaking them – the loss of friends and loved ones; burning them – sadness awaits you.
Book – Sorrows; a scholarly book – high honours; buying one – news; receiving one – a surprise.
Bookseller – An unexpected inheritance.
Bookshop – Honest and noble work.
Bow (ribbon) – Seeing or wearing a rosette as a badge – conflict; on someone else – betrayal.
Broody hen – With chicks – you will have a large family; laying eggs – happiness in love; hearing her cluck – you will set off on a journey; harassed by a rooster – don’t trust your friends; buying one – you will gain much happiness.
Building block – Diligence will help you.
Bushel – You will have trouble with supplies.
Bushes – Happiness in love; dense – danger; in flower – love that is returned; grubbing them up – you will reach your goal.
Butler – A good income from burdensome work.
Cabaret – Being at one – always a sign of inner conflict.
Cabbage – Prosperity; seeing it – distress; planting it – a comfortable life; shredding it – boredom; cooking it – prosperity; eating it – obstacles and a burdensome life.
Cabin (ship’s) – Being in one – indecisiveness is doing you a great deal of harm.
Cable – News from afar.
Cactus – You will commit a dishonourable act; according to another tradition, a badly chosen remedy is doing you harm.
Café – A café or little coffee shop – a tendency towards idleness.
Cage – Devote yourself to domestic matters; empty – release from worries; with birds – you will find friends and confidants; birds flying out of it – you will lose money you have lent; with wild animals – an enemy will stop harming you; wild animals breaking out – danger.
Calendar – You are struggling your way through life.
Camellia – An invitation to a celebration.
Canal – You will make a new acquaintance.
Canary – You will find a female friend; flying – happy news; singing – don’t let yourself be fooled.
Cancan – Dancing it – don’t get up to mischief.
Candelabrum – A candlestick – trust only in your own strength.
Candidate – Your hopes are coming true.
Canon (clergy) – A peaceful old age awaits you.
Canonisation – Peace.
Cantata – Hearing one – you are prone to illusions.
Capon – Worry.
Captain – A long, happy and cheerful life.
Capuchin friar – Cunning on the part of friends.
Caravan – Always a sign of your dreams and longings.
Card (map) – Anger; a map – you will set off on a long journey.
Cardinal – You will soon get married; for those who are already married – happiness.
Career – You will overcome difficulties.
Carnival – A thirst for adventure.
Carp – Despite your recklessness, you are lucky.
Cash box – You are surrounded by enemies; opening one – wealth.
Cat – A false friend or deceit; miaowing – a tiresome lawsuit; cat fur – something lost will be found; being scratched or bitten – you must put up with adversity; black – misfortune; feeding or stroking one – ingratitude awaits you; eating cat – treachery; beating one – betrayal or, according to another tradition, rendering an opponent harmless; many cats around you – you are surrounded by dishonest friends; yowling – an unpleasant event.
Cat skin – You will recover lost property.
Catechism – Always foretells wishes fulfilled.
Cathedral – A great cathedral is a sign of consolation.
Cauldron – Always a sign of success.
Cauliflower – An honourable acquaintance will benefit you; eating it – sadness.
Cavalryman – Don’t be proud.
Caviar – Eating it – illness.
Cawing – A bad omen.
Censer – You will take part in a sacred rite.
Chair – Wealth and distinction; beautiful – plenty and wealth; sitting on one – tangled troubles; a straw chair – you are brave; broken, torn or dirty – your domestic peace will be shattered; a rocking chair – you are fickle; rocking in it – shaky health.
Chalice – For the healthy – a happy future; for the sick – a speedy recovery.
Chalk – A debt repaid; according to another tradition, you will get into debt.
Chapel – Joy and sincere friends.
Chestnut – Joy; eating chestnuts – happiness.
Chick – Someone wants to annoy you.
Chimney – Good earnings; smoking – prosperity.
Chimney sweep – You will be cleared of suspicion; being one – you will lead a pleasant life; talking to one – guests will arrive.
Church – Being inside one – you will find comfort in suffering; hearing singing – your wishes will come true; on fire – a grave misfortune; ruined – you will suffer want; walking past one – you will bring slander upon yourself.
Church bells – Something pleasant awaits you.
Church fête – Always foretells wonderful fun.
Church singing – For the unattached – a wedding soon; for married couples – a child’s christening.
Church tower – Seeing one or climbing it – good prospects for the future.
Circle – Your affairs will end well.
Clapper (rattle) – Disputes.
Clarinet – Boredom; hearing or playing one – dull company.
Clasp – Always confirms order.
Clerk – Unfavourable prospects for the near future.
Clover – Sowing it – life in the country; seeing it being sown – success on the farm; in flower – a cheerful future; fields of clover – a future full of hope; four-leaf – luck in all things, great joy and a lot of money.
Clown – You will be taken advantage of.
Club – A lawsuit.
Cockatoo – You are surrounded by vain people.
Cockroaches – Seeing them in your food – envious people will destroy your happiness.
Coffee – Seeing it – someone is slandering you; drinking it – you will go to a party; roasting it – visitors; brewing it – home comforts; grinding it – worry.
Coffee grinder – You will have a cosy little corner of your own.
Cognac – Drinking it – unrequited love.
Collar – An invitation.
Collection (for charity) – Profit.
Collision – You need more courage; it can also mean you are handing control of your life over to someone else.
Colossus – A looming loss; according to another tradition, honours.
Colour – Seeing colours – cheerful thoughts.
Column – Seeing a column or colonnade – honours; destroyed – misfortune.
Comedian – You are straying from the truth.
Comedy – Acting in one – a loss of honour.
Comet – Unsettled times, a hard year full of difficult events.
Comic songs – Singing them – trouble.
Commissioner – You are surrounded by tedious flatterers.
Communicating – You have good friends.
Compass – You will set out into the world.
Competition – Wealth or a lottery win; taking part in one – you are making futile efforts.
Concert – You will experience a great deal of joy.
Conductor (train) – Pleasant relations in life.
Congress – Taking part in one – a decoration awaits you.
Conservatoire – Pride comes before a fall.
Console (bracket) – A pedestal for a bust or other object – you are conceited.
Contract – Big speculation; signing one – don’t get involved in risky ventures.
Convertible – Getting into one – joy and happiness.
Cook – A good guardian; a female cook – a trip to the country or a good carer; cooking – an orderly life.
Coppersmith – You will get into trouble.
Copying – You will live to see great changes.
Coral – Profit and delight.
Cork – A false accusation.
Corkscrew – You will hear pleasant things.
Corner – A pleasant home life.
Coronation – Momentary happiness.
Corporal – You will come out of your low spirits.
Corpulence – Wealth.
Corridor – Long and dark – laborious work.
Cotillion – You will fall in love.
Cough – A sign of a betrayed secret.
Country – A foreign country – a pleasant journey.
Coupons – Clipping them – a friend is on your side.
Courier – Quickly gained wealth.
Cousins – A family celebration.
Cow – Plenty; milking cows – a wedding; a cowshed full of cows – hidden desires; grazing – a comfortable life; fat – a good harvest; seeing a cowshed or being in one – you will be freed from illness; cow’s milk – your health is shaky.
Cowl – Wearing a monk’s habit – don’t be gullible.
Cradle – For the unattached – marriage soon; for married couples – a christening soon; rocking – sleepless nights.
Cramp – Ill health.
Crank – Turning one – you will receive bad news.
Credit – Your friends are taking advantage of you.
Crocodile – Two-faced friends; you are surrounded by bad people.
Cross – Family happiness; by the roadside – joyful news; decked with flowers – domestic happiness; knocked over – you will free yourself from a difficult situation; covered – mourning in the family; carrying one – gossip; seeing someone carry one – sadness; kneeling before one – a christening.
Crown – Great honours and wealth; seeing one – you will face many temptations; wearing one – wealth; a wreath of flowers – unclouded joy; made of gold or silver – a present.
Crucifix – Thwarted hopes, a poor harvest.
Crystal – Bad people are pretending to be your friends; according to another tradition, you will meet a sincere woman.
Cuckoo – A visit.
Cuirassier – You arouse envy.
Currants – You are steadfast in your convictions.
Custard cream – Eating or making it – theft.
Defeat – Do good.
Digging – Digging the earth – great hardship.
Dill – Be content with little.
Disaster – Witnessing one – a very bad sign; being its victim – foretells happiness.
Dive (bar) – Beware of ruinous passions.
Drake – Embarrassment.
Drape – Great worry.
Drizzle – For a farmer – rain; for others – a bad mood.
Drop – Unnecessary expenses; seeing drops – you will shed tears.
Duck – Catching one – success; flying – you won’t let yourself be talked into wrongdoing; swimming – you will soon receive an invitation; wild ducks – a warning against betrayal by someone close; plucking one – a quarrel soon; eating one – contentment.
Dumplings (noodles) – Gossip will ensnare you.
Dung heap – A large one – wealth.
Dust – Family disputes.
Dwarf – You will receive a huge inheritance and be rich.
Dying – Dying yourself – robust health; seeing someone dying – a good omen for that person; a dying woman – the loss of an inheritance.
Earrings – Profit; finding them – happiness and profit; losing them – distress; wearing them – you will learn a secret; buying them – your vanity will cause you worries; breaking them – betrayal.
Ears of corn – Seeing ears of grain – your wishes will come true; gathering them – a win and good business; trampling them – your harvest will be ruined; tearing them apart – don’t waste precious goods.
End – Foolishness; the end of the world – someone is laughing at your foolishness.
Enema – Your worries will soon disappear.
Envelope – Secrets.
Excrement – Seeing it – foretells money.
Executioner – Poverty and worry.
Fellow countryman – Meeting one – joy and good news.
Fireplace – With a fire – good news, and a blazing fire foretells a managerial post; without a fire – unpleasantness to overcome.
Florist’s – Momentary suffering.
Flower bed – Hopes fulfilled.
Flower parade – Fame and honour.
Flowers – White – difficulties in carrying out your plans; yellow – bad results from your ventures; growing – joy and love; cut – profit; receiving them – faithful friendship; planting them – honours; picking them – a win; wilting – illness.
Footbridge – Unease.
Forging – Seeing it or forging yourself – a lot of work.
Fraternity member – Belonging to a student fraternity or being in contact with one – a loss of money.
Fruit dumplings – A modest life; eating them – a great deal of effort awaits you.
Funeral procession – Mourning and sadness.
Furrier – Comfort.
Gag – Gagging someone – a meeting with enemies; having your mouth gagged – success.
Garden spider – The cross spider foretells happiness.
Goat – Wealth; goat’s milk – a return to health; milking a goat – illness in the family; owning a black one – misery; owning a white one – happiness and good business; slaughtering one – you will fall into poverty through unwise management; owning many goats – wealth.
Goat’s cheese – You have reasons to save.
Godparent – Worry in the family; a godfather or godmother – for the unattached a wedding soon, for married couples children.
Grasshopper – A bad omen for the sick.
Grille – Iron – you will find protection; looking through one – you will lose a great deal through your aloofness; bars – a long absence.
Gruel – You will soon set up a home of your own.
Guenon monkey – You are antagonising influential people.
Gunboat – A successful venture and growing wealth.
Hair bun – Always foretells ridicule.
Hat – Beautiful and new – respect, recognition and distinction; old, worn or torn – want and misfortune; blown away by the wind – a lost profit; having it renovated – people will cause you harm; putting it on – a journey soon; losing it – distress away from home; swapping it – thoughtlessness; picking it up – joy and contentment; on someone else’s head – you are impudent; many hats – a wide circle of acquaintances.
Hatter – Your efforts are in vain.
Head cold – A minor indisposition.
Hemp – Domestic pleasures; picking it – an inheritance; spinning it – marriage.
Hen – Sitting on eggs – hopes fulfilled; with chicks – a large family; many hens – worry.
Henhouse – Modest prosperity.
Holy water font – You are mixing with pious people.
Hood – Betrayal by a friend; a warning not to trust everyone.
Hoof – A secret betrayed.
Horse – White – delight, joy and happiness; black – trouble or mourning; rearing – great honour; thin – many obstacles in life; bolting horses – misfortune; owning them – prosperity; riding – you will gain importance; mounting a horse – you will be given office and honours; watching horses being shod – you will reach a high position; collapsing – your enemies will triumph; grazing – a life free of worries; dead – you will work hard for your bread; beautifully saddled – you will meet an eminent person; well fed – a provident spouse; watching them being harnessed – you will lose a loved one; a rocking horse – you will have joy from your children.
Horse chestnut tree – Joy.
Hourglass – Bad forecasts.
Hunting knife – You will go hunting.
Incense – Insincere slander; according to another tradition, your hopes will gain new strength.
Inkwell – With a pen – many letters.
Ivory – Prosperity and comfort.
Jackdaw – Hearing it caw – a loss of respect; flying – an unfavourable change of fortune.
Jacket – Humiliation.
Jewels – Extravagance; seeing them – you will receive gifts; buying them – failure awaits you; receiving them as a gift – you are surrounded by flatterers; wearing them – you will win recognition in society; finding them – you will be lucky; losing them – you are greedy.
Kayak – An interesting adventure.
Kettledrums – A quarrel.
Keys – Finding them – you will avoid trouble or a trap; losing them – many quarrels in the family; forging them – a happy relationship will change for the worse; opening a door with them – you will fall under suspicion; scattering them – you lack order in your work; gathering them up – a win.
King – Honour awaits you.
Kitchen – Gossip; cooking in one – good housekeeping.
Knee – Strained – your relations will worsen; moving on your knees – humiliations await you; beautiful and healthy – successful business.
Kneeling – You will be henpecked (under someone’s thumb).
Knocking – You will destroy something valuable.
Kumis – Drinking fermented mare’s milk – extravagance.
Kvass – Quarrels; drinking bread kvass – illness.
Lace – You will run into difficulties.
Ladle – Cheerfulness.
Landscape – Empty and barren – misfortune and worry; mountainous – you will gain advantages without much effort.
Limping – Limping yourself – you will lose your good name; seeing people limping – failures and troubles.
Line (dash) – Your wishes will not come true.
Lodgings – Getting them – a wedding soon.
Log – You are surrounded by uncouth people.
Lover – Caution is advised; seeing or talking to a lover (male or female) – happiness in marriage.
Loving – Blissful moments.
Lullaby – A celebration at home or a christening.
Lying – Luck in the lottery; a liar – happiness.
Maiming – Seeing a maimed person – unexpected help; being maimed – you will run into difficulties.
Marten – Watch out for thieves; catching one – a good deal; killing one – distress caused by unfriendly people; shooting one – relief from ailments or money thanks to the help of strangers.
Matted hair – Seeing it – wealth.
Merchant – Your fortune will multiply.
Merry-go-round – You will do something foolish; riding one – reckless pranks.
Mine – Happiness and wealth; a sandpit – money troubles; a silver mine – considerable benefits; a coal mine, being in one or seeing it – a wealthy match, you will marry a widowed person; digging in a gold mine – splendid profit.
Mole – You will be treated badly.
Monastery – Beware of breaking your marriage vows; entering a monastery or convent – joy in old age.
Moon – Bright and shining – faithful love and happiness; full – happiness in love; red – discord and conflict; eclipsed – bad news; misty – a lovers’ quarrel; falling from the sky – a happy event; surrounded by clouds – you are surrounded by falseness; in its last quarter – infidelity; waxing – sad news about a distinguished person; next to the sun – you will meet an eminent person.
Mortuary – A fright.
Mosquitoes – You are spending time with someone you will come to hate; enemies will attack you – beware of bad people.
Mower – Seeing one at work – you will quickly build up your wealth; a mowing machine – a carefree life.
Mowing – You will never fall into poverty.
Muzzle – Uncertainty about tomorrow; talkativeness is doing you harm.
Nape of the neck – Adorned – importance; thick – honour; bare – charity towards the poor; fat – an intemperate life; with growths – illness; hairy – happiness.
Nipping – Foolishness.
Padlock – Mixing with mean people.
Parish priest – Meeting one on your way – you will attain an honourable position.
Partridge – Prosperity; shooting at one – someone is deceiving you; eating one – impoverishment; in a covey – illusory happiness.
Peg – You need patience and perseverance.
Perjury – Swearing a false oath – you will fall into great misfortune.
Pickaxe – Perseverance leads to the goal.
Picture tube – Broken – worry soon; exploding – great joy.
Playing cards – Worry; laying out the cards – news, or unpleasant news; having your cards read – you will hear the truth about yourself; playing cards – a quarrel, and you don’t have a lucky hand in business; card tricks – you will bring others joy; watching others play – you will suffer a loss through trickery.
Playpen – Being in one – an obstacle to a date.
Plume – You have faithful friends.
Poacher – Harm.
Police detective – Someone is watching your every step.
Postcard – Receiving a postcard – a sign of a journey; sending one – fresh news.
Potatoes – An invitation to a feast; eating them – you are making mistakes; digging them up – thankless work; boiling them – an unpleasant visit; peeling them – freedom from constraint; potato dishes – put your affairs in order.
Preacher – Illness.
Preserves – Certain profit; eating them – the delights of love; seeing them – empty chatter.
Pricking – You will make a mistake; pricking yourself – be careful in money matters.
Priest – Honour; you will be given an honourable position.
Prince – Seeing one – honour; talking to one – you have people who envy you; seeing him on horseback or in a carriage – you tend to be wasteful; having dealings with one – you will have a false friend.
Princess – You will hear pleasant things.
Procurer – An old-fashioned go-between in immoral dealings – someone is not being honest with you.
Puddle – Seeing one – profit; falling into one – you will fall into bad company, or are already living in it; jumping over one – you will avoid danger.
Pulpit – Standing in one – you want to influence others.
Punishment – Receiving one – you will be generously rewarded.
Purse (pouch) – Do good of your own free will.
Quadrille – Dancing it – you have a taste for fun.
Quargel cheese – Unpleasantness.
Quarrel – Quarrelling with someone – you are wasting your time; between lovers or spouses – domestic happiness; with friends – painful suffering or a loss of money; with someone of the opposite sex – you will fall in love; among men – jealousy; among women – you will do something rash.
Quarry – You will make a fortune.
Quartet – You will find good company; playing or singing in one – good relations with friends.
Quartz – You are dealing with stubborn people.
Queen – Dreams and desires fulfilled.
Quiver – With arrows – you will fall in love.
Rabbit – False friends; white – joy; eating rabbit – prosperity, but moderation is advised; spoiled meat – misfortune and sadness; fresh – healthy children; killing one – a loss; carving one – enmity.
Railway – Travelling by rail – rapid progress, you need to hurry; seeing one – an unexpected visit; a station restaurant – a journey; an overhead railway – success in your ventures; an iron railway – you will move forward.
Raven – A loss; croaking – misfortune; scaring one away – you will expose a fraud; ravens flying – sad news.
Receipt – Forgiveness; writing one out – a rapid growth in wealth.
Regional parliament – Taking part in it – you will have to listen to boring speeches and debates.
Relatives – Passing unpleasantness; dying relatives – a rich inheritance.
Rifle – You will be robbed; carrying one – you will fall in love; firing one – you will find help; a machine gun – someone will hurl abuse at you.
Rifle butt – Be careful with weapons.
Rooster – Seeing one – you will fall under suspicion; hearing it crow – you are popular with the opposite sex; seeing it lay an egg – an unexpected inheritance or a lottery win; catching one – success.
Roots – Tree roots – an unfriendly person; tripping over them – you act with caution; eating roots – blooming health; digging them up – meagre profit.
Saint Francis Xavier – Seeing Saint Xavier – be patient in suffering.
Sandwich – A peaceful old age.
Sausage – Seeing it – you will soon take part in a folk feast; eating it – you are waiting for your wishes to come true; making it – you care for your home; black pudding – an unexpected visit.
Scythe – You will never know want.
Sermon – Listening to one – a sign of a guilty conscience; preaching one – good fortune.
Shackles – Wearing them or being handcuffed – a good post or job; seeing them – chattering will cause you unpleasantness.
Shirt – Putting one on – whatever is unpleasant will move away from you; taking one off – you will lose benefits; torn – failure; sewing one – happiness in love; washing one – domestic happiness; dirty – guard your honour.
Shopping – Celebrations.
Shouting – Gossip.
Skittles – Playing – you are risking too much; falling – you are pushing your own luck away; setting them up – try your luck once more.
Smithy – Domestic happiness.
Sneezing – A long life and lasting health.
Sofa – You will find a female friend; a peaceful old age.
Somersaults – Turning somersaults – reckless fun.
Sour things – Petty disputes and squabbles.
Spa resort – Someone wants to outwit you.
Sparrowhawk – Someone wants to rob you.
Spices – Eating spiced dishes – someone envies you.
Spinning wheel – Diligence brings happiness.
Spiral staircase – You will reach your goal with difficulty, by a roundabout route.
Square – Your love of order will do you good.
Stable – Zeal and perseverance will bring fine results.
Stallholder – Hard work will take you far.
Stealing – Failure.
Stick – An uncertain position; lying on the ground – obstacles can be removed; being beaten with one – heavy losses in business.
Stone – Seeing stones – worries and suffering soon; walking over them – vexations; breaking or crushing them – you will buy a landed estate; throwing them – you will start a dispute; being pelted with them – you have enemies; dressing stone – you will be rewarded for your merits; ashlar – you will live through hard times; a stone to be polished – great joy; a boundary stone – watch your health; a milestone, tripping over it – put your affairs in order; a cornerstone – you will gain a great deal through perseverance; a precious stone – a sign of want.
Stonemason – You will find good earnings.
Straitjacket – Enemies lie in wait.
Student drinking party – Taking part in one – a loss of money.
Supper – Eating it – success in your undertakings, honours and profit; going out to supper – circumstances do not favour your plans; sharing it with others – honest friends and family happiness.
Swearing – You will commit an unworthy act; hearing curses – you will engage in improper conversations.
Sweet flag (calamus) – Seeing it – prosperity and happiness in everything; picking it – a celebration awaits you.
Tailor – Dealings with a frivolous person; seeing one at work – you will make your fortune; a tailor in your house – considerable costs; having your measurements taken – you want someone to like you.
Tankard – Full – cheerful guests; empty – someone is abusing your hospitality; breaking one – drinking too much will harm you.
Tavern – A merry youth and a happy old age; a village tavern – you will find modest happiness.
Thorns – You will taste bitterness.
Threshing floor – An abundant harvest.
Thumb – A peaceful life without worries; injuring it – illness or a loss in the family.
Tick – In your ear – false friends want to lead you astray.
Tie – You will run up debts; putting one on – a sore throat; taking one off – a return to health.
Tiled stove – An engagement soon.
Time clock – You are surrounded by spies.
Tinned food – Seeing or eating it – profit, a win; in large quantities – poverty and worry.
Tomcat – Passionate love; black – jealousy; a she-cat – passionate love.
Travelling trunk – You are forgetting something important.
Troubles – A prophecy of lucky chances.
Trough – A small financial advantage.
Vat – Full of wine – happiness and a large income; full of water – you are moving forward slowly but surely, though according to another tradition it is a bad omen.
Waistcoat – You intend to introduce something new.
Waiter – A waiter or waitress – a cheerful future.
Wedge – Discord.
Wheel – Pleasure clouded by sadness; seeing one – prosperity; turning – you will quickly reach your goal; broken – difficulties in business; watching one being made – you will help others; many wheels and cogs – you will reach your goal; a small wheel – sadness; a bicycle wheel – you will beat your competitors.
Wick – Nursing someone who is ill; twisting one – you will end a burdensome spell of caring for the sick; going out – sadness in the family.
Wine glass – Foretells illness.
Woman – Weakness; several women – slander; praying – good times; pregnant – joy and domestic happiness; kissing a woman – profit, you will earn a lot of money; black-haired – gossip; with long, beautiful hair – health; red-haired – fleeting love; talking to a stranger – you will make an acquaintance; with a child – family happiness; old – a quarrel, gossip and slander; courting her – flatterers are deceiving you; laughing – heavy expenses; veiled – sad news; young – you will do foolish things; quarrelling – distress.
Women’s dresses – Wearing them as a man – you will live through sad moments.
Women’s gathering – Unpleasantness.
Wood engraver – A wood carver at work – perseverance in small things brings a high return.
Xanthippe – A quarrelsome woman – think carefully about your planned wedding; for those who are married – domestic quarrels.
Yarrow – You will meet a scoundrel.

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