The mysteries of dreams fascinate all of us, and the language of dream interpretation is now found on most websites. After all, everyone dreams – some very often, others extremely rarely. We dream because our subconscious wants to pass on important information about future events, weaving it into unimaginably complex images and visions.
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.
- Beak – luck in gambling
- Bird of prey – a cunning enemy
- Caretaker – a dreadful situation
- Carpet – a high office
- Carriage pole (shaft) – the end of poverty
- Child – your own – happiness; with a wet nurse – good times are coming; beating one – injustice
- Clergyman – a long life
- Dates – success with women
- Decoration – a good deal
- Demotion – poor financial circumstances
- Dentist – unpleasantness and suffering
- Despot – suicide
- Detective – troubled times; you will be robbed
- Devil – you will escape danger; talking to him – you are surrounded by false people
- Diamond – an increase in wealth
- Diploma – humiliation; receiving one – new responsibilities
- Director – wishes fulfilled
- Doctor – trouble
- Dollars – an inheritance
- Door – open – profit; closed or creaking – an unwelcome visit
- Dynamite – your conduct will earn you respect
- Ghosts – pleasures
- Girl – you are living too freely
- Girls – crying – happiness in love; dancing – a joyful surprise
- Grandfather – satisfaction with your work
- Great Dane – you will gain good friends
- Hole – in clothing – debts; in the ground – you will fall into bad company
- Horse-drawn cab – a favourable future
- House – building one – happiness in love; collapsing – you will remove obstacles; burning – misfortune; buying one – prosperity
- Jockey – cheerful company
- Jug – happiness; drinking from it – good news; breaking it – a dispute
- Lady – an old one – a quarrel; dressed up – a marriage soon
- Madhouse – great unpleasantness
- Oak – courage and valour; green – wealth; felled – a fatal accident
- Pious old woman – intrigues
- Pits – digging them – debts; falling into a pit – betrayal
- Planks – a wedding; stacked in piles – the death of an acquaintance
- Printing house – honestly earned wealth
- Railway station – a short journey
- Roof tile – a long life with your beloved
- Shoemaker’s thread – a wretched life
- Signpost – don’t reject good advice
- Smoke – illusory happiness; from a chimney – making promises
- Telegram – a joyful event
- Tree – in blossom – great happiness; burning wood – losses; dry – failure; felled – lost hopes; shaking it – happiness; chopping it – a loss; sitting in it – an honour; falling from it – mockery
- Valley – happiness and contentment
- Wild boar – prosperity
- Yeast – you will quickly become wealthy