On this page you will find the dream symbols from the Polish letter L with a stroke (pronounced like an English w) – from a swan and a meadow to a boat, a bed and tears. Remember that every dream is best read in the light of your own situation in life.
- Aching limbs – You will find relief from your suffering.
- Bald patch, bald – You will live to a ripe old age in comfort; seeing someone’s bald patch – a laughing stock.
- Bathroom – Shame.
- Bed – Empty – death; lying in it – you will fall ill; dirty – illness in the family, though according to another tradition happiness in the family; very beautiful – a happy marriage; unmade – your secret will be discovered; neatly made – security and peace; damaged – you will lose money you have lent someone; falling out of it – be careful in your undertakings; getting out of it – someone who is ill will recover; a stranger in your bed – discord in your marriage; with curtains – a wedding; put out in the sun to air – domestic prosperity.
- Bedstead – A change of address.
- Bench – A mysterious love affair; according to another tradition, a promise made.
- Boat – News from afar; according to another tradition, danger. A boat sailing – a new love is beckoning you; sailing in one – wavering faithfulness; sinking – a broken engagement or the end of a budding romance.
- Bosom – You are very well liked.
- Bow (weapon) – Shooting with one – you will find comfort and help.
- Calves (legs) – A future without worries.
- Chain – Gold – a wedding in the family; iron – a lonely old age; carrying one – worries; breaking one – your energy will bring you success.
- Elbow – Someone is deceiving you.
- Elk – You will defeat your enemies.
- Field of grain – A bountiful summer and happiness in marriage.
- Grace (favour) – Good news.
- Hind (doe) – Your possessions will multiply.
- Hunt – In company – gossip; alone – luck in the lottery.
- Ice skates – Skating on them – happy results; watching others skate – stagnation in business.
- Kindling torch – Your plans will fail.
- Lye – Making it – gossip; drinking it – adversity.
- Meadow – Happy intentions; walking through one – good prospects for the future; lying in one – a pleasant life; beautiful and green – a happy marriage.
- Mousetrap – Someone wants to cheat or outwit you.
- Nibbling treats – You will not resist temptation.
- Pasta squares – Seeing them – an orderly life.
- Patch, patching – Effort in vain; trifles are making your life difficult.
- Paw – You will have to deal with uncouth people.
- Pollock – A sea fish; eating it – you will travel very far from your homeland.
- Rags – Collecting them – long, painstaking work will bring you prosperity; wearing them – you will fall into poverty; selling them – order will reign in your home; buying them – a misjudged speculation; washing them – you are a practical person; throwing them away – you are thoughtless.
- Salmon – You will find something valuable; eating it – your efforts will be rewarded.
- Scales (fish) – Happiness and wealth.
- Scoundrel – You will lose a great deal, including property.
- Seborrhoea – Matters will be easily resolved.
- Shelling something – A death among distant relatives.
- Shovel, trowel – Thankless work; working with one – a favour from friends.
- Slate – Luck in the lottery.
- Sobbing – Great joy.
- Spoon – An invitation to a feast; you will always have plenty to eat.
- Swan – A happy return from a long journey; a pair of swans – happiness in marriage and with your children; a swan pond – marriage soon.
- Tallow – A smooth resolution of your affairs.
- Tears – Unexpected joy and honours.
- Tickling – You are impudent.
- Weasel – A lot of work awaits you.
First published (Polish original): 25 February 2009. Written by astrologers and esoteric specialists working with our editorial team; edited and translated for HOROSCOP.SPACE. © All rights reserved.
