This part of the dream dictionary covers the symbols listed under the dotted Z, the last letter of the Polish alphabet, from the “frog” and the “sail” to “rye” and “resin”. Remember that every dream is worth interpreting individually, in the light of your own situation in life.
Dream symbols from the Polish dotted Z
- Acorns – Sincere courtship; gathering them – profits.
- Adder – You surround yourself with slanderers and false friends; catching one – a way out of a difficult situation; being bitten by an adder or seeing one strike – misery and trouble; treading on adders – long-lasting difficulties; killing one – victory over your enemies.
- Alive – Being buried alive – your honour is in danger; being burnt alive – obstacles in business; being thrown into water alive – heartache and worry.
- Beetle – Joy mixed with harm; according to another tradition, luck in money matters.
- Beggar – Trouble; giving to a beggar – a reward; being a beggar – you will receive a lovely gift.
- Begging – A lottery win.
- Bile – Discord at home.
- Bison – A spectre and fears; according to another tradition – if you persevere in your determination, you will win.
- Clothes iron – Profits, a win.
- Cranberries – Eating them – bitter disappointment.
- Crane, cranes – Unfaithful friends; cranes in flight – good news; calling cranes – joy; according to another tradition, great upheavals and unrest.
- Demand – High prices, or greetings from a friend.
- Egg yolk – A gift.
- Embers – Love cooling off.
- Feeding animals – Feeding domestic animals – prosperity at home; feeding animals in the wild – you will become conceited.
- Frog, frogs – A bad mood or an improvement in your finances; croaking frogs – a happy future and praise from your superior; seeing frogs in a pond – a lot of money; holding one in your hand – a sudden influx of cash; killing them – you will harm yourself; eating them – high office, or according to another tradition, health problems.
- Funeral march – Strong emotion.
- Funeral music – A long engagement.
- Gendarme – Seeing one – you are suspected of something.
- Getting married (of a man) – A quarrel.
- Gravel – Destruction; according to another tradition, a great deal of luck, a win, a rich harvest or an inheritance.
- Harvest – Your dreams will soon come true.
- Iron – Love returned; iron in bars – your merits will be recognised; red-hot iron – mutual love; forging it – you are shaping your fate with energy; casting or melting it – faithfulness; being cut by it – sadness.
- Iron grille – You will run into great obstacles.
- Jaundice – Unexpected good fortune.
- Jew, Jewish woman – You will meet a good friend; a beautiful Jewish woman – the warmth of hearth and home; a Jewish school – a good deal in the very near future.
- Joke, jokes – A pleasant invitation; making jokes – merry fun and happy moments; watching others joke – gloomy times; playing spiteful pranks – you stir up ill will.
- Jonquil – The yellow colour of this flower symbolises jealousy, possessiveness or spite.
- Juggler – Unexpected profit.
- Manger – Futile work or bad times; a full manger – benefits and profit; an empty one – you will never see a debt repaid.
- Mourning – A happy journey.
- Mourning clothes – An unpleasant visit; according to another tradition, a mourning dress foretells joy.
- Razor blade – You will end up in tears.
- Reapers, harvester – Success in business.
- Regretting something – You will receive cheerful news.
- Resin – An intruder in the house; getting smeared with resin oozing from a tree – you will move your affairs forward only with difficulty.
- Ribs – Worry; breaking a rib – you will meet with gratitude.
- Rye – Prosperity; a field of rye – good times await you; according to another tradition, joy from your children.
- Rye vodka – Drinking it – you will gain strength.
- Sail, sails – A long journey; unfurling the sails – a prosperous time and favourable circumstances.
- Sailor – A long journey.
- Saying goodbye – Disappointment; according to another tradition, a meeting with someone you have been waiting for.
- Scrap iron – Winning over or defeating an opponent; it may also foretell a dangerous rival or coldness at home.
- Soldier – Hard work awaits you; being a soldier – unrest.
- Soldier’s pay – Discord at home.
- Stomach – A loss awaits you; stomach trouble – your disorderly way of life is doing you harm.
- Tortoise – Quiet joy, or an unusual event that will bring much amusement; eating turtle soup – gossip.
- Varicose veins – Quiet, joyful moments will become a lasting part of your life.
- Veins – Great anger and agitation; swollen veins – anger or heavy exertion; cut veins – emotional suffering and discouragement.
- Wife – Joy; according to another tradition, domestic misunderstandings; with a child in her arms – trouble; a loving wife – unexpected profit; a beautiful and alluring wife – harmony and happiness; quarrelling with her – unflattering news.
- Wildcat – A dangerous friend.
- Wishes – Receiving good wishes – a change; offering them – unfulfilled intentions and dissatisfaction with yourself; granting someone’s wish – you will win friends; having a wish – dissatisfaction.
- Yellow – Worry.
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.
