Dreams can be truly fantastical, yet they also carry many helpful messages or prophetic hints, just like fortunes. A fortune-teller can pass on important information after an in-depth analysis of a dream based on your description and a Tarot reading. Such a prediction can be supported by a reading with ordinary playing cards, which makes the interpretation of the dream more accurate.
Our dream dictionary is a collection of the most common dreams, containing a large number of dream symbols and their interpretations. Dream dictionaries try to explain the symbolism that appears in our dreams, but remember that any interpretation based on them should be closely tied to the dreamer’s overall situation, and every dream should be interpreted individually.
- Alarm clock – a warning of danger
- Amber – a gift
- Bacchante – you will incur someone’s anger
- Bacchus – a dissolute life
- Badgers – deceit
- Balcony – hopes and wishes fulfilled; falling from one – hopes unfulfilled
- Ball (dance) – joy, you will witness a wedding; going to a ball – good prospects for the future
- Ballerina – unnecessary expense
- Ballet – seeing deceit
- Balloon – seeing one – new responsibilities await you; rising in one – successful work; a falling balloon – plans destroyed
- Bandages – loss of freedom
- Bandit – an unexpected gain; being attacked – you will have an extraordinary fright
- Bank – a peaceful life
- Banker – a lottery win
- Banknotes – a loss in trade; seeing them – you will be disappointed
- Bankruptcy – unexpected imprisonment
- Barberry – jealousy
- Baritone – unpleasant company
- Barometer – dishonourable conduct
- Barricade – danger averted
- Barrier – a passing danger
- Battle – hidden enemies or betrayal in love
- Bayonet – a crash in business
- Beams – carrying them – arduous work
- Beard – long – worries; short – failure; shaving it – a loss; grey – mockery; red – disgrace; sparse – mockery
- Beating – beating someone – peace in marriage; being beaten – you will soon take revenge; seeing people fight – a change of fortune
- Beaver – a faithful friend; beaver fur – diligence will lead you to your goal
- Being afraid – a false friend
- Belly – passing worries; fat – abundant profits; thin – unrest in the family
- Bible – a clear conscience
- Bigos (hunter’s stew) – bad company
- Bigot – an approachable friend
- Bilberries – vile intrigues
- Billiards – a tendency to recklessness; playing – you are neglecting your duties
- Biography – reading one – you will become famous; writing one – a broken promise
- Birch – you will be punished
- Biretta – an honourable acquaintance
- Bishop – a case won
- Bivouac – you will happily overcome troubles
- Blessing – a passing sadness
- Blonde – betrayal in love
- Blouse – you are too modest
- Boa (snake) – you will form new relationships
- Bomb – a surprise
- Borscht – a crop failure
- Bottle – a reckless step; drinking from one – you will be a witness at a trial
- Bouquet – a passing acquaintance; receiving one – the love of your beloved; arranging one – you will reach your goal
- Box (shrub) – hopes fulfilled
- Box of chocolates – good business
- Brawl – love disappointed; taking part in one – you have enemies
- Bread rolls – a good income; slicing them – thrift
- Broad beans – a quarrel; picking them – obstacles removed; planting them – success in business
- Brother – benefits; dying – a stormy future; saying goodbye or greeting him – a lucky chance
- Bulldog – you will find a protector
- Bust (bosom) – being desired
- Cobblestones – uneven – illness in the family
- Cornflower – happiness in marriage
- Den (squalid bed) – high dignity
- Desk – a false accusation
- Diamond (cut) – losing one – misfortune; wearing one – self-aggrandisement
- Dirt – a happy event
- Examination (medical) – a sad accident
- Feast – interesting news
- Furrow – a successful deal
- Gate – open – a pleasant invitation; closed – an unpleasantness; city gates – a long journey
- God – the happy fulfilment of your intentions
- Grandmother – a good inheritance; seeing her portrait – a death in the family
- Harrow – you will be well off
- Hips – healthy children
- Idolatry – misfortune
- Ivy – a fickle friendship
- Jester – you will be deceived
- Library – an unexpected proposal
- Lightning – danger; with discharges – wealth
- Lilac – in bloom – recovery; a bunch of lilac – pleasant moments; smelling it – the delights of love
- Loaf – prosperity
- Luggage – gathering it up – losing your job
- Mayor – honour and distinction
- Mud – a long illness; falling into it – ruin
- Mutton – eating it – witnessing a murder
- Office – toil and labour
- Old woman – an old one – a quarrel; a young one – a hard-working wife
- Pains – a long life
- Periwinkle – count on a faithful friendship
- Pine forest – thieves
- Pole (of the Earth) – a long journey
- Poor woman – family worries
- Radiance – happiness
- Ram – comfort and hope; seeing a flock – wealth; seeing a slaughtered ram – unjust suffering
- Rough draft – success in business
- Running – towards a goal – wishes fulfilled; running naked – betrayal; children running – happiness; running in circles – big money; seeing people run – a quarrel; races – contentment
- Scar – healing – ingratitude; bloody – sacrifice; on someone else – generosity; on yourself – honours
- Sceptre – an important office
- Scuffle – a lawsuit or a quarrel
- Shack – a quarrel
- Sheet metal – a quarrel
- Ship’s flag – greetings from a journey
- Shoes – old – loss of credit; new – a long journey
- Shore – a riverbank – work and poverty; the seashore – longing; walking along it – danger
- Soap bubble – absurd news
- Stirring up rebellion – you will cause trouble for others
- Stork – a growing family; flying – doubtful success
- Storm – bad news
- Swamp – relatives’ gossip, poor prospects; wading through one – danger
- Ticket – a train ticket – good news; a theatre ticket – boredom
- Twins – dreams come true
- Underwear and linen – marriage; buying it – plenty at home; dirty – death; washing it – you will be taken advantage of
- Waking up – a pleasant surprise
- Wandering (lost) – an awkward position
- Warts – needlessly revealing a secret
- Waves and snowmen – sea waves – danger; a snowman – disappointment in love (Polish “balwany” means both)
- Wealth – secret persecution
- Weapons – breaking off relations with friends
- Whip – beware of punishment