Dream Dictionary
What does your dream mean? 500 entries with folk interpretations from the Balkans – type what you dreamed of or pick a letter.
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AccordionIn folk belief, an accordion in a dream means merrymaking, relatives gathering and singing late into the night.
ActorAn actor in a dream is read as the role you play in front of others and the wish to be seen for who you really are.
AirplaneFolk tradition reads an airplane in a dream as big plans, quick changes and a wish to see things from above.
AirportFolk tradition reads an airport in a dream as big plans, distant roads and a wish to soar toward something new.
AngelAn angel in a dream is read in folk tradition as a sign of peace, of being protected and of quiet comfort after hard days.
AntSince old times an ant in a dream has been read as diligence, thrift and small effort that brings a big result.
AppleAn apple in a dream is read as love, beauty and a wish that has ripened and is ready to come true.
ApricotAccording to old dream books, an apricot in a dream means early summer, tenderness and a joy that arrives sooner than expected.
ArgumentAccording to old dream books, an argument in a dream means the opposite: making up, clearing the air and peace at home.
AtticAn attic in a dream is read as a treasury of old memories, forgotten wishes and ideas still waiting for their turn.
AuntAn aunt in a dream is read in folk tradition as warm support, good advice and a bond with your relatives.
Aunt (strina)In folk belief, an uncle's wife in a dream brings the warmth of the wider family, hospitality and good news from relatives.
AutumnAutumn in a dream is read as harvest time and a calm look back after all the effort you have put in.
AxeIn the folk reading, an axe in a dream means a clear decision, getting ready for winter and work that warms you twice.
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BabyIn folk belief, a baby in a dream stands for a new beginning, joy and a tenderness waking up in you.
BackBy folk interpretation, your back in a dream speaks of the weight of duties, support and the people who stand behind you.
BagIn folk belief, a bag in a dream shows what you carry with you: duties, memories and plans.
BakerA baker in a dream is read in folk tradition as honest effort, early rising and bread that is reliably earned.
BakeryIn folk belief, a bakery in a dream means warmth, a full table and a good start to the day in a peaceful home.
BalconyFolk tradition reads a balcony in a dream as a wide view, a breath of air and a wish to be seen a little better.
BallA ball in a dream is read as play, company and a chance that rolls up to you just when you do not expect it.
BananaIn folk belief, a banana in a dream announces merriment, a sweet surprise and guests with good news.
BankA bank in a dream is read as a need for safety and trust, and as care for the things you hold dear.
BathingIn folk belief, bathing in a dream means refreshment, relief and washing off everything that weighs on you.
BathroomA bathroom in a dream is read as a need to rinse your worries away and begin again, unburdened and with a clean heart.
BeachIn folk interpretation, a beach in a dream means rest, a carefree mood and a wish to set your duties aside for a while.
BeansIn folk belief, beans in a dream mean harmony at home, modest but steady progress and a full pot.
BearA bear in a dream is read as great strength, protection and a person who seems stern but has a good heart.
BeardTradition links a beard in a dream with wisdom, maturity and a standing that is earned over the years.
Beauty markIn folk belief, a beauty mark in a dream is a mark of luck: a sign by which fate knows you and watches over you.
BedFolk tradition reads a bed in a dream as rest, safety and a need to fill up with fresh strength.
BeeA bee in a dream is read as hard work, harmony and effort that pays off sweetly in the end.
Being LateFolk tradition reads being late in a dream as the worry of conscientious people not to miss something important.
BellIn folk belief, a bell in a dream announces news, a call or guests, and a clear ring means glad tidings.
Belly buttonFolk tradition reads a belly button in a dream as the bond with home, mother and the roots one is always glad to return to.
BicycleA bicycle in a dream is read as balance and your own strength: you move ahead as far as you pedal.
Billy goatA billy goat in a dream is read in folk tradition as persistence, stubbornness and the strength to see a plan through.
BirdA bird in a dream is read as a messenger: it brings news, freedom of thought and a wish for new horizons.
BirthdayFolk tradition reads a birthday in a dream as a new lap around the sun: taking stock, good wishes and fresh plans.
BlackberriesFolk tradition reads blackberries in a dream as a sweet reward reached carefully, step by step and without hurry.
BloodBlood in a dream is traditionally read as kin, life force and strong feelings, not as an ill sign.
BookIn folk belief, a book in a dream stands for knowledge, wisdom and an answer you already carry with you.
BootsIn folk belief, boots in a dream mean readiness for the road and a sure step in any weather.
BossIn the folk reading, a boss in a dream shows how you relate to duties, recognition and responsibility.
BoxA box in a dream is read as a secret, a surprise or a memory waiting for you to open it at the right moment.
BoyIn folk readings, a boy in a dream stands for playfulness, curiosity and a venture that is only just beginning.
BoyfriendA boyfriend in a dream is read in folk tradition as zest, fondness and a wish for attention and honest talk.
BraceletOld dream books read a bracelet in a dream as friendship, devotion and a dear keepsake.
BreadIn folk belief, bread in a dream means safety, a full table and the honest fruit of your own labor.
BrideA bride in a dream is read as a new beginning, a solemn decision and a joy that brings people together.
BridgeIn folk belief, a bridge in a dream means a crossing: from the old to the new, from doubt to decision.
BroomFolk tradition reads a broom in a dream as sweeping out old worries, order at home and new guests at the door.
BrotherIn folk belief, a brother in a dream is read as support, protection and a bond that lasts no matter what.
BugIn folk belief, a bug in a dream means small worries, while a ladybug or a golden beetle counts as a lucky sign.
Building a houseIn the folk reading, building in a dream means creating, a solid foundation and plans that are growing.
BullFolk tradition reads a bull in a dream as strength, persistence and the resolve to see a big job through.
BunnyA bunny in a dream is read in folk tradition as a sign of a gentle home, tenderness and small joys that multiply.
Burek (savory pastry)Folk tradition reads burek in a dream as a hearty morning, good company and a simple pleasure that needs no occasion.
BusFolk tradition reads a bus in a dream as a shared journey, company and a change you do not set out on alone.
ButterflyA butterfly in a dream is read as transformation, lightness and a brief but lovely joy coming your way.
ButtonA button in a dream is read as a small thing that keeps order and a sign that everything is slowly falling into place.
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CabbageFolk tradition reads cabbage in a dream as patience and layers uncovered leaf by leaf, with a good home harvest.
Cabbage rolls (sarma)Folk tradition reads sarma in a dream as a winter feast, patience and a family gathered around one big pot.
CabinFolk tradition reads a cabin in a dream as simplicity, modest peace and a happiness that does not need much.
CageFolk tradition reads a cage in a dream as a tight grip that is loosening and a wish for more freedom and air.
CakeIn folk belief, a cake in a dream announces a celebration, a reward and sweet moments with loved ones.
CalfAccording to old dream books, a calf in a dream announces a new arrival, progress at home and a promising start.
CamelAccording to old dream books, a camel in a dream stands for patience, endurance and a long road that pays off in the end.
CandleA candle in a dream is read as hope and a quiet light that shows the way when you need it most.
CandyFolk tradition reads candy in a dream as small sweet joys, gifts and a child's glee returning for a moment.
CarA car in a dream is read as the direction you are heading in and how firmly you hold the wheel of your life.
CarpA carp in a dream is tied in folk tradition to a full table, an angler's patience and a gain that arrives slowly.
CarpetAccording to old dream books, a carpet in a dream stands for the comfort of home, warmth underfoot and respect awaiting you.
CarrotFolk tradition reads a carrot in a dream as effort hidden under the ground and a reward that arrives right on time.
CastleA castle in a dream is read as a great wish, fairy-tale imagination and a safety you build stone by stone.
CatBy tradition, a cat in a dream speaks of independence, intuition and someone who hides their true intentions.
CaterpillarA caterpillar in a dream is read as the start of a transformation and the patience from which something lovely will grow.
CaveBy folk reading, a cave in a dream means shelter and a quiet place where you withdraw to gather your thoughts.
CelebrationIn the folk reading, a celebration in a dream announces joy, a gathering and a reason to raise a glass to life.
CellarAccording to old dream books, a cellar in a dream keeps memories, supplies and whatever you set aside long ago.
CemeteryIn the gentle folk reading, a cemetery in a dream is linked with remembrance, peace and the close of one chapter.
ChainIn the gentle folk reading, a chain in a dream stands for connection: link to link, person to person.
ChairIn folk belief, a chair in a dream stands for your place among people, a moment of rest and well-earned respect.
CheekFolk tradition reads a cheek in a dream as honor and a promise given, and rosy cheeks as joy and a happy blush.
CheeseCheese in a dream is read as benefit for the home, patience and a gain that ripens slowly.
Cheese pie (gibanica)In folk belief, gibanica in a dream means a holiday, a full table and the pride of the hostess before her guests.
CherriesBy tradition, cherries in a dream announce joy for two, early summer days and wishes that come in pairs.
ChestnutsAccording to old dream books, chestnuts in a dream mean autumn warmth, a stroll and luck that fits in a coat pocket.
ChickA chick in a dream is read as a small beginning, gentle care and a little joy that will grow with time.
ChildA child in a dream is read as a carefree spirit, sincerity and a reminder of what once made you happy.
ChildbirthIn the folk reading, childbirth in a dream announces a new beginning and the arrival of a fresh idea or plan.
ChocolateIn folk belief, chocolate in a dream announces small joys and a tenderness you will share with someone.
ChristeningA christening in a dream is read in folk tradition as a new beginning, family joy and good wishes for the future.
ChurchA church in a dream is read in folk tradition as a sign of inner peace, composure and a need for quiet.
CityIn folk belief, a city in a dream announces new opportunities, new acquaintances and a livelier stretch of time.
CleaningCleaning in a dream is read as a wish to put things in order and free yourself of what you no longer need.
ClimbingClimbing in a dream is read in folk tradition as getting ahead, persistence and the road to a goal you have set.
ClockIn folk belief, a clock in a dream speaks of time and patience: some things arrive in their own hour.
CloudsIn folk belief, clouds in a dream speak of thoughts and moods: white ones bring lightness, gray ones a pause.
CloverFolk tradition jokingly ties clover in a dream to good luck, especially if it had four leaves.
ClownA clown in a dream is read as an invitation to take things more lightly and not be shy about laughing at yourself.
CoatA coat in a dream is read as protection, warmth and support: it shows how snug and safe you feel.
CoffeeCoffee in a dream is read as conversation, guests and news you learn over a friendly cup.
CompassA compass in a dream is read as a reliable direction, an inner sense and a decision that leads you home.
ComputerIn newer readings, a computer in a dream stands for work, learning and ties with people who are far away.
CookBy folk belief, a cook in a dream means someone is looking after you, or that you know how to make a lot out of a little.
CookingIn the folk reading, cooking in a dream means caring for others and a plan that is patiently ripening.
CornFolk tradition reads corn in a dream as a golden field of effort: grain by grain, success ripens in the sun.
CowIn folk belief, a cow in a dream is a sign of prosperity, a full house and calm, well-fed days.
CoworkerA coworker in a dream is read in folk tradition as cooperation, shared effort and relations at work or at school.
CrabBy folk interpretation, a crab in a dream speaks of hesitation, a step backward and guarding what is dear to you.
CrocodileFolk tradition reads a crocodile in a dream as patience and caution: a reminder to keep your eyes wide open.
CrossroadsA crossroads in a dream is read in folk tradition as a decision awaiting you and several roads that stand open.
CrowIn the gentler folk reading, a crow in a dream is tied to sharp wits, a change in the weather and loud news.
CrownAccording to old dream books, a crown in a dream means recognition, responsibility and success worn modestly.
CrushA crush in a dream is read as a reflection of your tender feelings and your wish to be closer to someone.
CryingFolk tradition reads crying in a dream in reverse: tears in sleep herald relief and joy in waking life.
CuckooA cuckoo in a dream is read in folk tradition as a herald of spring and a sign that a brighter season is near.
CurtainA curtain in a dream is read in folk tradition as the line between what you show the world and what you keep to yourself.
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DancingIn folk belief, dancing in a dream means harmony and joy: things are moving in a rhythm that suits you.
DandelionIn folk belief, a dandelion in a dream means wishes, childlike joy and the lightness with which worries are solved.
DaughterIn the folk reading, a daughter in a dream brings tenderness, joy in the house and a loving kind of concern.
Daughter-in-lawA daughter-in-law in a dream is read in folk tradition as a growing family, a new face at home and fresh joy under the roof.
DawnIn folk belief, dawn in a dream is a sign of a new beginning, fresh hope and a morning wiser than the evening.
Day tripIn folk belief, a day trip in a dream means a short breather, good company and a small change that refreshes.
DeerIn folk tradition, a deer in a dream is a sign of pride, honor and the good name that spreads about you.
DesertIn the gentle folk reading, a desert in a dream stands for silence, open space and a path to your own oasis.
DewFolk tradition reads dew in a dream as freshness, purity and a small gift of the morning that lifts the spirits.
DoctorIn folk interpretation, a doctor in a dream means looking after yourself, good advice and relief after strain.
DogA dog in a dream is traditionally read as a sign of loyal friendship and of people you can rely on.
DolphinA dolphin in a dream is read as joy, play and a friend who comes to your aid just when you need one.
DonkeyA donkey in a dream is read in folk tradition as patience, steady work and a touch of stubbornness that can be useful.
DoorFolk tradition reads doors in a dream as chances: open ones invite you in, closed ones ask you to wait a little.
DoughIn folk belief, dough in a dream means what is only just coming to be: a plan that grows under your hands.
DoveBy tradition, a dove in a dream is read as peace, love and good news arriving from far away.
DrawingDrawing in a dream is read in folk tradition as imagination, a wish to show something and a plan taking shape.
DressA dress in a dream is read as the way you want others to see you and the mood you are wearing.
Drinking glassIn folk belief, a drinking glass in a dream speaks of hospitality and toasts, and a broken one is read as good luck.
DrivingBy folk belief, driving in a dream shows how firmly you are holding the course of your own life.
DrumA drum in a dream is read in folk tradition as loud news, a call to gather and a surge of fresh energy.
DuckTradition links a duck in a dream with peace at home, rumors that pass quickly and gliding calmly through your duties.
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EagleAn eagle in a dream is read as high goals, a clear view and success that is won through courage.
EarringsIn folk belief, earrings in a dream announce kind words, news you will be glad to hear and small joys.
EarsIn folk belief, ears in a dream announce news and remind you to listen carefully to what you are told.
EarthquakeFolk tradition does not take an earthquake in a dream literally: it means a bigger change of habits, plans or surroundings.
EggsIn folk interpretation, eggs in a dream mean a beginning, fertility and something just getting ready to emerge.
ElbowAn elbow in a dream is read as resourcefulness and support: folk wisdom says patience is how you reach your place.
ElephantIn folk tradition, an elephant in a dream stands for strength, a good memory and steady, patient progress.
ElevatorIn newer folk readings, an elevator in a dream shows quick rises and quick changes of mood.
EncounterIn folk belief, an encounter in a dream announces seeing someone dear and a happy coincidence.
EnemyAn enemy in a dream is read as an inner struggle and a hint that some dispute is about to settle down.
EngagementAn engagement in a dream is read in folk tradition as a promise, a firm agreement and a lovely step toward togetherness.
Ex-PartnerAn ex-partner in a dream is read as a memory and the closing of a chapter, not as a return.
ExamFolk tradition reads an exam in a dream as a test of readiness: you worry because you care about doing well.
EyebrowsAccording to old dream books, eyebrows in a dream speak of character, wonder and the first impression you leave.
EyeglassesBy folk reading, eyeglasses in a dream mean a clearer view: you may see something better than you have so far.
EyelashesEyelashes in a dream mean a wish and a hopeful gaze: folk belief says a fallen eyelash grants a quiet wish.
EyesIn folk interpretation, eyes in a dream mean insight, truth and a look that reveals more than words.
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FaceA face in a dream is read in folk tradition as reputation, sincerity and the way others see and remember you.
FairyIn folk tradition, a fairy in a dream brings beauty, inspiration and help that arrives when you least expect it.
FalconIn folk tradition, a falcon in a dream stands for courage, a sharp eye and quick success in whatever you set out to do.
FallingFalling is one of the most common dreams and is read as letting go after tension, with nothing bad behind it.
FatherA father in a dream is read as support, authority and the need to stand firmly on your own two feet.
Father-in-lawA father-in-law in a dream is read as respect, family support and the wish to be taken in by another home as one of its own.
FeetFolk tradition reads feet in a dream as the path you walk and the ground beneath you: a firm step means safety.
FenceIn the folk reading, a fence in a dream stands for the boundaries you set and for what you want to keep safe.
FieldIn folk belief, a field in a dream means breadth, freedom and a harvest that depends on what you sow.
FigAccording to old dream books, a fig in a dream means sweet plenty, a warm summer and peace in the shade of your own home.
FightFolk tradition reads a fight in a dream gently, as pent-up energy and a need to say something openly.
FingersFingers in a dream are read in folk tradition as skill, small tasks and people as close to you as fingers on one hand.
FireFire in a dream is read as strength, warmth and spark: it shows how much you care about something or someone.
FishIn folk belief, a fish in a dream announces abundance, a gain or joyful news in the family.
FishermanA fisherman in a dream is read as patience that is rewarded and calm waiting for the right moment.
FishingFishing in a dream is read in folk tradition as patience that pays off and peace by the water.
FlagA flag in a dream is read in folk tradition as festivity, belonging to a group and a goal you are striving for.
Flatbread (pogača)In folk belief, flatbread in a dream means hospitality, celebration and well-being under your own roof.
FloodA flood in a dream is read as an overflow of feelings and duties, not as a sign of real trouble ahead.
FlourFolk tradition reads flour in a dream as plenty, a full granary and the start of every good thing kneaded at home.
FlowersFolk tradition reads flowers in a dream as joy, tenderness and a sign that someone thinks fondly of you.
FlyBy folk interpretation, a fly in a dream stands for tiresome trifles and talk that is not worth your nerves.
FlyingIn folk belief, flying in a dream means freedom, success and the feeling that nothing is out of your reach.
FoalA foal in a dream is read as young strength, playfulness and a hope that is only learning to stand on its own legs.
FogIn folk belief, fog in a dream means a doubt that is temporary and that lifts all by itself.
ForeheadIn folk belief, a forehead in a dream speaks of honor, good sense and the clear conscience you carry among people.
ForestIn folk belief, a forest in a dream speaks of a search for peace and of things you are only now finding in yourself.
FoxSince old times a fox in a dream has been read as cunning, resourcefulness and a need to choose carefully whom you trust.
FriendIn folk belief, a friend in a dream means support, loyalty and a happy get-together ahead of you.
FrogIn folk belief, a frog in a dream announces change, rain or an unexpected turn in your favor.
FrostIn folk belief, frost in a dream means a pause and a quiet rest, after which all moves again with the first sun.
Fruit pickingFruit picking in a dream is read in folk tradition as merriment after work, sweet fruit and company that pulls together.
FuneralBy tradition, a funeral in a dream means the close of one chapter and the calm start of the next, nothing more.
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GardenA garden in a dream is read as the fruit of your effort: what you tend patiently, folk belief says, will bear.
GarlicSince old times, folk tradition has read garlic in a dream as protection of the home and a guardian against all that is bad.
GiftIn folk belief, a gift in a dream means attention and surprise: someone cares enough to want to delight you.
GiraffeBy folk belief, a giraffe in a dream means you will see things from above and reach for what used to be too far away.
GirlfriendBy folk interpretation, a girlfriend in a dream announces tenderness, bright days and a wish to be close to someone.
GoatBy folk interpretation, a goat in a dream speaks of resourcefulness, a will of its own and modest but sure gain.
Godfather (kum)By folk belief, a kum in a dream means trust, honor and a friendship that lasts a whole lifetime.
GoldGold in a dream is read as what is most precious to you: sincere people, a clear mind and a clean conscience.
GooseA goose in a dream is read in folk tradition as watchfulness, guarding the home and conversations full of chatter.
GraduationIn the folk reading, a graduation in a dream means effort completed, maturity and doors that are opening.
GranddaughterA granddaughter in a dream is read as joy carried on through the generations and a tenderness that brightens every day.
GrandfatherA grandfather in a dream is read in folk tradition as wisdom, experience and calm advice that helps you decide.
GrandmotherIn folk belief, a grandmother appears in a dream as the warmth of home, comfort and advice worth remembering.
GrandsonAccording to old dream books, a grandson in a dream announces joy, good cheer and the family story carrying on.
GrapesIn folk interpretation, grapes in a dream mean a fruitful year, merriment and a reward for patience.
GrassGrass in a dream is read as quiet, stubborn growth: what sprouts slowly, yet cannot be stopped by anything.
GrasshopperA grasshopper in a dream is read as a sign of liveliness, sudden decisions and the wish to change places in one leap.
Grilled sausages (ćevapi)In folk belief, cevapi in a dream announce cheerful company, a barbecue and a day spent without any hurry.
GuestIn folk belief, a guest in a dream brings news, a change at home and a chance to show your hospitality.
GuitarIn the folk reading, a guitar in a dream announces cheerful company, song and tender feelings.
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HairIn folk belief, hair in a dream stands for strength, beauty and the thoughts swarming in your head.
HairdresserA hairdresser in a dream is read as a wish for change, a freshening up and a new look before an important occasion.
HammerOld dream books read a hammer in a dream as hard-working hands, a firm decision and a job seen through to the end.
HandsHands in a dream are read as work, help and your ties with the people you share work and life with.
HarvestAccording to old dream books, a harvest in a dream means the fruit of your labor, a full granary and a reward well earned.
HatAccording to old dream books, a hat in a dream speaks of reputation, a new role and how you wish others to see you.
HazelnutsFolk tradition reads hazelnuts in a dream as a small but sweet reward and effort that hides behind a hard shell.
HeadAccording to old dream books, a head in a dream speaks of thoughts, decisions and the respect you enjoy among people.
HeartBy folk interpretation, a heart in a dream is tied to love, courage and what you sincerely care about.
HedgehogIn folk belief, a hedgehog in a dream stands for caution, guarding your peace and kindness hidden behind spines.
HeelsIn folk belief, heels in a dream mean a journey, haste and the firm footing on which everything you build stands.
HenA hen in a dream is read as home life, small gains and care for those who have been entrusted to you.
HillA hill in a dream is read as a challenge your size: the climb takes effort, and the view from the top is finer.
HoneyHoney in a dream is read as the sweetness of life, kind words and effort that is richly repaid in the end.
HorseA horse in a dream is read as strength, freedom and progress in the work you have set out to do.
HorseshoeBy a playful folk belief, a horseshoe in a dream is a sign of good luck smiling at you from the doorstep.
HospitalIn folk belief, a hospital in a dream means care, attention and a wish to put something in order.
HotelIn the folk reading, a hotel in a dream marks a passing state, a journey or a change that lasts only a short while.
HouseIn folk belief, a house in a dream stands for you and your family: as it is in the house, so it is in the soul.
HugBy folk belief, a hug in a dream brings comfort, closeness and a sign that you are not alone with what you carry.
HunterBy folk belief, a hunter in a dream stands for the search for a goal, a sharp eye and the patience to wait for your chance.
HuntingOld dream books read hunting in a dream as the pursuit of a goal, patience and an opportunity worth waiting for.
HusbandBy folk interpretation, a husband in a dream is tied to togetherness, support and a need for a heart-to-heart talk.
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IceIce in a dream is read as a pause or a cooler relationship that melts as soon as the first warm word arrives.
Ice creamFolk tradition reads ice cream in a dream as carefree summer pleasure in a moment that should not be put off.
IslandFolk tradition reads an island in a dream as a wish for a break and a small world where everything fits you.
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JealousyIn the folk reading, jealousy in a dream shows how much you care and announces nothing bad.
JourneyIn folk belief, a journey in a dream heralds change, new experiences and a wider view of the world.
JuiceIn newer folk readings, juice in a dream is read as refreshment, childlike joy and new strength.
JumpingIn the folk reading, jumping in a dream means high spirits, a brave decision and a joy that carries you along.
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KeyFolk tradition reads a key in a dream as a solution and a new chance: something that was closed now opens.
KingBy folk tradition, a king in a dream is a sign of standing, command over your own life and great responsibility.
KissA kiss in a dream is read as tenderness, making up and a wish for closeness with the people dear to you.
KitchenA kitchen in a dream is tied in folk tradition to the warmth of home, family harmony and care for those you love.
KittenA kitten in a dream is read as tenderness, curiosity and a small care that turns into great affection.
KneesIn folk belief, knees in a dream mean perseverance, modesty and a step that leads toward something new.
KnifeFolk tradition reads a knife in a dream gently, as decisiveness and a clear word, not as a sign of anything bad.
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LadderIn folk belief, a ladder in a dream means progress step by step and a goal that is within your reach.
LadybugA ladybug in a dream is regarded in folk tradition as one of the loveliest signs of small luck and a wish come true.
LakeBy tradition, a lake in a dream is read as inner peace and a silence in which you hear your own thoughts more clearly.
LambIn folk belief, a lamb in a dream means tenderness, purity and peace, and joy over something just beginning.
LampFolk tradition reads a lamp in a dream as the light of home: knowledge, alertness and someone waiting for you.
LaughterIn folk belief, laughter in a dream speaks of a bright spirit and company in which you feel free.
LeavesFolk tradition reads leaves in a dream by color: green means progress, yellow a calm settling of impressions.
LegsIn folk belief, legs and feet in a dream stand for your path, your footing and the direction you have taken.
LemonBy folk reading, a lemon in a dream brings freshness and a clear head, along with a sour but useful truth or two.
LetterA letter in a dream is read as a voice from afar: news, an answer or a word you have long been waiting for.
LibraryIn folk interpretation, a library in a dream means a thirst for knowledge and an answer waiting patiently on a shelf.
LightLight in a dream is read as clarity, hope and a good signpost when you are looking for an answer.
LightningFolk tradition reads lightning in a dream as a sudden idea or insight that lights up your whole path in an instant.
LionIn folk interpretation, a lion in a dream stands for power, standing and the courage to back your own decisions.
LipsAccording to old dream books, lips in a dream mean tenderness, a kiss and a word you have long saved for the right moment.
Little girlA little girl in a dream is read as a sign of tenderness, imagination and a pure joy that needs no special reason.
LizardBy folk tradition, a lizard in a dream stands for warmth, quick wits and the ability to start over.
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MagpieIn folk belief, a magpie in a dream announces guests, news and lively talk full of curious questions.
Mail carrierIn folk tradition, a mail carrier in a dream brings word from afar, an answer you are waiting for or a surprise invitation.
MapIn the folk reading, a map in a dream announces plans, travels and a wish to get to know something new.
MarketBy folk belief, a market in a dream announces liveliness, meetings with people and a good bargain struck.
Match (game)A match in a dream is read in folk tradition as team spirit, fair competition and excitement before a challenge.
MeadowIn folk belief, a meadow in a dream means freedom, a carefree mood and days in which it is easy to breathe.
MeatMeat in a dream is read as strength, a generous table and a gain that comes after effort invested.
MelonFolk tradition reads a melon in a dream as fragrant summer, tender feelings and a sweet surprise from someone dear.
MilkMilk in a dream is read as tenderness, care and a prosperity that arrives quietly, without any fuss.
MillA mill in a dream is read as honest work that bears fruit and a wheel patiently turning in your favor.
MirrorA mirror in a dream is read as a meeting with yourself: it shows how you feel in your own skin.
MoleBy folk belief, a mole in a dream stands for quiet, patient work out of sight and for things just coming to light.
MoneyFolk tradition does not take money in a dream literally: it stands for worth, effort and feeling valued.
MonkeyA monkey in a dream is read in folk tradition as jokes, mischief and someone who likes to tease or imitate you.
MoonFolk tradition ties the moon in a dream to feelings, secret wishes and quiet changes that come gradually.
MosquitoA mosquito in a dream is read in folk tradition as a petty nuisance or a person who keeps stealing your peace and time.
MotherIn folk interpretation, a mother in a dream means protection, comfort and advice you need right now.
Mother-in-lawA mother-in-law in a dream is read as a family relationship that is maturing and a wish for mutual respect.
Mother-in-law (tašta)In folk readings, a wife's mother in a dream means care, hospitality and the warmth of a home where you are welcome.
MountainA mountain in a dream is read as a big goal: it shows how ready you are to make the effort to reach the top.
MouseA mouse in a dream is read as a small worry or a minor nuisance that should not spoil your mood.
MouthBy folk interpretation, a mouth in a dream speaks of words: what you say, hold back or wish to share.
Movie theaterA movie theater in a dream is read as a wish for a story and a break, and as a look at your own life from the side.
Moving HouseMoving house in a dream is read as an inner change: you are changing habits, company or your view of things.
MudFolk tradition reads mud in a dream gently: as a slower step and small tangles that wash off once the rain stops.
MuseumA museum in a dream is read as respect for the past and for memories worth keeping, though not worth living in.
MushroomsMushrooms in a dream are read as a surprise that springs up overnight and the luck of one who knows how to look.
MustacheIn folk belief, a mustache in a dream means pride, maturity and a playful side you are happy to show.
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Nail (hardware)A nail in a dream is read as a small thing that holds the whole together and a sign you will make something important firm.
NailsBy folk interpretation, nails in a dream stand for self-care, neatness and readiness to stand up for yourself.
NeckFolk tradition reads the neck in a dream as the link between wishes and deeds, and an adorned neck as a sign of affection.
NecklaceA necklace in a dream is read as affection, closeness to dear people and a gift that comes from the heart.
NeedleIn the gentle folk reading, a needle in a dream stands for patient, fine work that pieces something lovely together.
NeighborA neighbor in a dream is read in folk tradition as everyday relations, mutual help and news from close by.
NetA net in a dream is read in folk tradition as a catch, a good opportunity and the people you are connected with.
New jobOld dream books read a new job in a dream as an opportunity, a change of habits and trust in your own strengths.
NewspaperOld dream books read a newspaper in a dream as news on its way and a curiosity that leads you forward.
NightFolk tradition reads night in a dream as a time of rest, quiet and thoughts gently settling after a long day.
NightingaleIn folk tradition, a nightingale in a dream announces kind words, tender feelings and a joy that arrives quietly.
NoseA nose in a dream is read in folk tradition as a good feel for people, curiosity and a bit of poking into others' affairs.
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OakFolk tradition reads an oak in a dream as strength, long life and reliability, as lore holds it to be a sacred tree.
OctopusAn octopus in a dream is read as many tasks held at once and the knack of bringing each of them into order anyway.
Old manAn old man in a dream is read in folk tradition as wisdom, experience and good advice arriving at the right hour.
OnionBy folk reading, an onion in a dream means that something is being revealed layer by layer, with a little patience.
OrangeFolk tradition reads an orange in a dream as joy, a holiday mood and good news that smells of celebration.
OwlIn the gentler folk readings, an owl in a dream is seen as wisdom, silence and a piece of advice worth heeding.
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Painting the wallsOld dream books read painting the walls in a dream as freshening up the home, a clean start and a brighter mood.
Palm (of the hand)A palm in a dream is read as openness and generosity: an open palm means you give and receive with ease.
PancakesPancakes in a dream are read as sweet joy, fun in the kitchen and time spent with the people you love.
ParkIn folk interpretation, a park in a dream means a breather, a stroll and calm moments amid the everyday rush.
ParrotBy folk interpretation, a parrot in a dream stands for talk, repeating other people's words and colorful, merry company.
PartingA parting in a dream is read the other way around in folk tradition: as a reunion soon and a new, brighter chapter.
PassportIn the folk reading, a passport in a dream announces a trip, a change of surroundings and an open door.
PastriesIn folk belief, pastries in a dream announce guests, a holiday and the effort made to delight others.
PeachA peach in a dream is read as tenderness, a crush and the sweet fruits of summer arriving at the right time.
PeacockA peacock in a dream is read as a sign of beauty, pride and the wish to be seen by others in your full splendor.
PearIn folk belief, a pear in a dream stands for patience: the fruit that falls on its own when its time comes.
PearlA pearl in a dream is read in folk tradition as rare value, wisdom and beauty that comes about through patience.
PencilA pencil in a dream is read in folk tradition as learning, an agreement and a plan that can still be touched up.
PenguinA penguin in a dream is read as a sign of loyalty, togetherness and a warmth you keep even when it is cold around you.
Peppers (paprika)Peppers in a dream are read as liveliness and temperament: red ones bring cheer, hot ones the occasional sharper word.
PhoneToday a phone in a dream is read as a wish to talk and a message that is looking for its way to you.
PianoOld dream books read a piano in a dream as harmony at home, patience and effort that sounds lovely.
PictureBy folk reading, a picture in a dream speaks of memories and of how you see yourself and the people around you.
Pie (pita)By tradition, a pie in a dream is read as the warmth of home, a table in harmony and effort patiently stretched out.
PigAccording to old dream books, a pig in a dream means abundance, a full table and a gain that comes unhurried.
PillowA pillow in a dream is read as a need for rest, tenderness and the peace that awaits under your own roof.
PilotA pilot in a dream is read as a sign that you are taking the controls into your own hands and a high, safe flight awaits.
PineA pine in a dream is read as constancy and freshness, because it stays green when everything else changes.
PlateFolk tradition reads a plate in a dream as the shared table and togetherness, and a broken plate as a merry change at home.
PlaygroundA playground in a dream is read as a return to play, to a carefree mood and a joy you have carried since childhood.
Playing musicIn the folk reading, playing music in a dream announces harmony, a good mood and cheerful company.
PlumFolk tradition ties plums in a dream to the home yard, plum jam and busy hands putting up winter stores together.
Police OfficerA police officer in a dream is read as order, rules and the voice of conscience reminding you to do right.
PomegranateIn folk belief, a pomegranate in a dream means fruitfulness, harmony and many small joys hidden under one rind.
Post officeFolk tradition reads a post office in a dream as news and messages traveling to you, or from you to others.
PotatoFolk tradition reads potatoes in a dream as modest but steady effort, seen only once the soil is dug up.
PregnancyPregnancy in a dream is read as a new idea, a plan that is ripening and a joy you are patiently awaiting.
Pregnant womanIn the folk reading, a pregnant woman in a dream announces a fruitful time, new plans and happy anticipation.
PrincessA princess in a dream is read as a wish for attention and respect and a reminder to know your own worth.
PrisonA prison in a dream is gently read as a feeling of tightness in waking life, with relief said to be close at hand.
ProposalA proposal in a dream is read in folk tradition as a sincere intention, a big decision and trust being offered.
PuddleIn folk belief, a puddle in a dream is read as a small obstacle you will easily walk around or jump over.
PumpkinIn folk belief, a pumpkin in a dream means autumn plenty, a full pantry and a home that is ready for winter.
PuppyFolk tradition reads a puppy in a dream as a new friendship, playfulness and loyalty just beginning to grow.
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RabbitA rabbit in a dream is read as skittishness and speed, but also as a sign of luck and a fruitful year.
RaceOld dream books read a race in a dream as a competitive spirit, hurry and a goal within arm's reach.
RainRain in a dream is read in folk tradition as relief and a fruitful year: whatever was dry comes back to life.
RainbowIn folk belief, a rainbow in a dream heralds reconciliation, joy and a happy ending after tense days.
RaspberriesIn folk belief, raspberries in a dream mean a sweet reward for effort and a tenderness that is only just being born.
RatA rat in a dream is read mildly, as a nudge to mind the small things and a sign of resourcefulness in a tight spot.
RavenA raven in a dream is read as a messenger and a wise bird that reminds you to pause and listen closely.
ReadingReading in a dream is taken in folk tradition as learning, curiosity and an answer that is already close.
ReconciliationA reconciliation in a dream is read in folk tradition as relief, an outstretched hand and peace returning to the home.
RestaurantFolk tradition reads a restaurant in a dream as a choice before you and a wish to treat yourself or others.
RiceRice in a dream is read as harmony, celebration and many small steps that together make a whole.
RingIn folk belief, a ring in a dream means a promise, faithfulness and a bond that is growing stronger.
RiverA river in a dream is read as the flow of life: where it runs and how fast says how things are going for you.
RoastFolk tradition reads a roast in a dream as a great celebration, a full table and guests arriving from every side.
Roe deerA roe deer in a dream is read in folk tradition as a picture of tenderness, shy beauty and trust that is won slowly.
RoofA roof in a dream is regarded in folk tradition as a sign of protection, a safe home and the peace a family lives under.
RoomIn folk belief, a room in a dream is a picture of your inner world and of what you keep just for yourself.
RoosterA rooster in a dream is read as an awakening, a new beginning and news that shakes you out of routine.
RootsRoots in a dream are read as family, origins and a firm support that holds you when a stronger wind blows.
RopeIn folk belief, a rope in a dream stands for the bond between people, something to lean on and a promise given.
RoseIn folk belief, a rose in a dream speaks of love and respect, and its color reveals what kind of feeling it is.
RunningFolk tradition reads running in a dream as drive and a rush toward a goal, with a reminder to save your breath too.
Running AwayRunning away in a dream is read as a wish to avoid some duty or conversation you keep putting off.
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SailorIn old dream books, a sailor in a dream announces a trip, news from afar and a wish for wider horizons.
SaladAccording to old dream books, salad in a dream means freshness, an easy nature and small changes that brighten the day.
SaltIn folk interpretation, salt in a dream means hospitality, loyalty and the things that give life its flavor.
SandBy folk reading, sand in a dream is tied to time flowing by and to the softness of the moment you are in now.
ScalesAccording to old dream books, scales in a dream mean fairness, balance and a decision that is carefully weighed.
ScarfAccording to old dream books, a scarf in a dream means tenderness, a keepsake and the care of someone who thinks of you.
SchoolSchool in a dream is read as learning that lasts a lifetime and a memory of classmates and first successes.
ScissorsFolk tradition reads scissors in a dream as a decision and cutting to your own measure: what to keep, what to trim.
SeaIn folk belief, the sea in a dream stands for wide horizons, longing and big plans that are still waiting for you.
SeashellIn folk belief, a seashell in a dream guards a hidden treasure, a secret or a feeling you have not yet shown.
SecretOld dream books read a secret in a dream as trust, something precious you keep and a wish to share it.
SeedsIn folk belief, seeds in a dream mean a beginning, an idea and a patience that pays off with time.
SewingIn folk belief, sewing in a dream means patiently joining things, mending and caring for those close to you.
ShadowIn folk belief, a shadow in a dream means shade, a breather and the quiet side of you that asks for a little care.
SharkIn the gentler reading, a shark in a dream is seen as a strong rival or a fear that looks bigger than it is.
SheepIn folk interpretation, a sheep in a dream means gentleness, peace at home and safety among your own.
ShepherdA shepherd in a dream is read in folk tradition as a caring keeper, a calm life and duty toward those who trust you.
ShipIn folk belief, a ship in a dream means a long voyage, patience and safe sailing toward the harbor you want.
ShoesIn folk belief, shoes in a dream speak of the road you are on and of how well that road suits you.
Shooting starIn folk tradition, a shooting star in a dream means a wish that asks you to picture it and believe in it.
ShoppingShopping in a dream is read in folk tradition as choice, a new wish and a readiness to treat yourself to something.
ShoreA shore in a dream is read as firm ground under your feet and a place to rest after a long journey.
ShouldersShoulders in a dream are read as strength and support: they show what you carry and whom you can lean on.
ShovelOld dream books read a shovel in a dream as patient work, putting things in order and effort that bears fruit.
SingerIn folk readings, a singer in a dream announces merriment, company and feelings that are asking to be put into words.
SingingFolk tradition reads singing in a dream as a bright heart and a need to say what you feel out loud.
SisterA sister in a dream is read in folk tradition as closeness, trust and someone you can tell what you cannot tell others.
SkyIn folk belief, the sky in a dream shows your hopes: a clear one means calm, a cloudy one a short wait.
SmokeSmoke in a dream is read as a sign of hearth and home, and sometimes of a haziness that soon clears.
SnailA snail in a dream is read in folk tradition as slowness that makes sense, patience and a home you carry within you.
SnakeIn folk belief, a snake in a dream calls for caution, yet it also announces change and a fresh start.
SnowIn folk belief, snow in a dream stands for purity, silence and a clean page that is still waiting to be written.
SocksFolk tradition links socks in a dream to small everyday things, the comfort of home and short trips ahead.
SoldierIn folk belief, a soldier in a dream stands for discipline, duty and the strength to endure hard effort.
SonA son in a dream is read as pride, hope and a strength handed down in the family from one generation to the next.
Son-in-lawIn old dream books, a son-in-law in a dream means a new family member, help around the house and respect that is returned.
SoupIn folk belief, soup in a dream means care and comfort: someone is looking after you, or you are looking after others.
SparrowA sparrow in a dream is read as a sign of modest but reliable luck and the small joys that brighten a day.
SpiderIn folk interpretation, a spider in a dream stands for patient work, skill and a job that slowly pays off.
Spring (of water)Folk tradition reads a spring in a dream as a clean beginning, fresh strength and inspiration rising from the depths.
SpringtimeIn folk belief, springtime in a dream announces a new beginning, fresh strength and a brighter mood.
SquirrelA squirrel in a dream is read as diligence and resourcefulness, with small joys arriving one after another.
StadiumFolk tradition reads a stadium in a dream as togetherness, cheering and a wish to show others what you can do.
StairsStairs in a dream are read as progress: every stair is one step closer to what you want.
StarsStars in a dream are read as hopes and wishes; the brighter they shine, tradition says, the closer they are.
StationA station in a dream is read as a moment of waiting between two chapters and as getting ready for a new departure.
StomachA stomach in a dream is read in folk tradition as fullness, contentment and the feeling that tells you what is right.
StoneFolk tradition reads a stone in a dream as firmness and constancy, a footing on which something lasting can be built.
StoreA store in a dream is read as a choice that lies before you and as wishes you would gladly see come true.
StorkBy folk tradition, a stork in a dream announces a new arrival, a happy home and loyalty to those you love.
StormFolk tradition reads a storm in a dream as stormy feelings that empty out and leave clean, fresh air behind.
StoveFolk tradition reads a stove in a dream as family warmth, a full home and harmony among those who live in it.
StrangerIn folk interpretation, a stranger in a dream announces a new acquaintance or an unfamiliar side of you.
StrawberriesFolk tradition reads strawberries in a dream as crushes, spring joy and sweet moments that are brief but remembered.
StreamFolk tradition reads a stream in a dream as a cheerful flow of life, easy talk and work that runs without a hitch.
StreetBy tradition, a street in a dream stands for your path through life and the direction you are heading in right now.
SugarFolk tradition reads sugar in a dream as sweet words and kindness, with a small reminder that the measure is in your hands.
SuitcaseFolk tradition reads a suitcase in a dream as readiness for a trip and for change, and as memories you carry along.
SummerFolk tradition reads summer in a dream as a season of fullness, joy and a rest you earned long ago.
Summer vacationA summer vacation in a dream is read in folk tradition as well-earned rest, a carefree mood and a longing for sunshine.
SunIn folk belief, the sun is one of the loveliest dream signs: success, brightness and good spirits.
SunflowerFolk tradition reads a sunflower in a dream as cheer and optimism, since it always turns to the bright side.
SwallowIn folk belief, a swallow in a dream is a herald of spring, happiness at home and the return of someone dear.
SwanIn folk belief, a swan in a dream means beauty, faithfulness and the peace of being in tune with yourself.
SwimmingBy tradition, swimming in a dream is read as getting along: the easier you swim, the easier your days go.
Swimming poolIn folk interpretation, a swimming pool in a dream means refreshment, relaxation and feelings kept within your own bounds.
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TableFolk tradition reads a table in a dream as gathering, harmony and agreement: the nicer it is set, the better the sign.
Tavern (kafana)In folk interpretation, a tavern in a dream is tied to company, song and a long talk with friends.
TeaFolk tradition reads tea in a dream as a pause, a quiet conversation and warmth offered without many words.
TeacherBy folk interpretation, a teacher in a dream stands for a lesson, new knowledge and someone whose opinion matters to you.
TearsFolk tradition reads tears in a dream as the opposite of how they look: as relief and the joy that follows.
TeethTeeth in a dream are read as worry, change and growing up, not as a bad omen for you or your loved ones.
TelevisionA television in a dream is read as a window onto other people's stories and a reminder not to forget your own.
TentIn folk interpretation, a tent in a dream means a temporary home, travel and the freedom to move on easily.
The DeceasedA person who has passed away is read in dreams as remembrance, a nudge to slow down or a change in the weather.
TheaterFolk tradition reads a theater in a dream as the roles we play before others and a wish to be understood.
TheftIn the folk reading, a theft in a dream most often turns out for the better and announces an unexpected gain.
ThiefA thief in a dream is read as a fear of loss and a reminder to guard your time and your trust.
ThroatFolk tradition ties the throat in a dream to voice, song and a word that asks to be spoken clearly and without holding back.
ThunderFolk tradition reads thunder in a dream as sudden news that startles you, after which the air clears.
TigerIn folk belief, a tiger in a dream stands for your own strength and courage before a challenge you can master.
TomatoIn folk belief, a tomato in a dream is read as summer, the garden and feelings that are slowly ripening.
TongueA tongue in a dream is read as the power of words: a reminder that a kind word opens doors even when it is short.
TowerAccording to old dream books, a tower in a dream stands for high goals, pride and the wish to see farther.
TrainA train in a dream is read as life's journey on rails: a steady course, fellow travelers and stations where you choose.
TreeA tree in a dream is read as family, roots and growth: green and tall, it means strength and progress.
TulipA tulip in a dream is read as tender affection, spring joy and a kind gesture someone is preparing for you.
TunnelA tunnel in a dream is read as passing through a demanding stretch with a light waiting for you at the far end.
TurkeyA turkey in a dream is tied in folk tradition to the holiday table, a full home and guests who are happy to linger.
TurtleTradition links a turtle in a dream with longevity, patience and a slow but sure road to your goal.
TwinsIn folk belief, twins in a dream announce a double joy, but also a choice between two things.
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UmbrellaFolk tradition reads an umbrella in a dream as protection and readiness, a sign that you have cover when you need it.
Uncle (stric)A father's brother in a dream is read as a bond with your father's side, firm advice and support you can count on.
Uncle (ujak)In folk lore, an uncle in a dream means protection, support and a firm bond with your mother's side of the family.
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VictoryA victory in a dream is read as faith in yourself and a sign that the effort you put in is going the right way.
VillageA village in a dream is read as a longing for peace, a simple life and a return to where you come from.
VineyardFolk tradition reads a vineyard in a dream as patient work, a close family and a merry autumn grape harvest.
VoiceIn folk belief, a voice in a dream brings a message: what matters is whose it was and the feeling it left.
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WallIn folk belief, a wall in a dream can be an obstacle you will get past or a protection that keeps you safe.
WalletFolk tradition reads a wallet in a dream as a feeling of safety and trust, not as a literal story about money.
WalnutsIn folk belief, walnuts in a dream mean effort over a hard shell and a reward waiting inside.
WanderingWandering in a dream is read as a search for direction: you are still choosing what you want, and that is fine.
WaspA wasp in a dream is read as a small sharp remark or a bout of nerves that passes quickly if you pay it no mind.
WaterWater in a dream is read as a mirror of your feelings: clear water promises calm, murky water asks for a little patience.
WaterfallFolk tradition reads a waterfall in a dream as a rush of strength and freshness, when long-gathered will finally moves.
WatermelonIn folk belief, a watermelon in a dream means summer joy, fertility and a sweet surprise.
WavesWaves in a dream are read as feelings that come and go, with the message that the sea calms after each one.
WeddingFolk tradition reads a wedding in a dream as merriment, joining together and the start of something built with others.
Wedding DressBy tradition, a wedding dress in a dream need not announce a wedding, but a fresh start and an important decision.
WellA well in a dream is regarded in folk tradition as a sign of deep feelings, hidden knowledge and a wish fulfilled.
WhaleA whale in a dream is read in folk tradition as something big entering your life: a chance, a feeling or a task.
WheatIn folk belief, wheat in a dream is read as plenty, a full house and effort that bears fruit.
WifeIn folk dream books, a wife in a dream is read as the warmth of home, closeness and attention worth returning.
WillowIn folk tradition, a willow in a dream means suppleness, tenderness and the spring joy of Willow Day.
WindBy tradition, wind in a dream stands for changes and news: a gentle one brings them slowly, a strong one speeds them up.
WindowIn the folk reading, a window in a dream shows how you look at the future and which of your wishes are gazing outward.
WineIn folk belief, wine in a dream announces a celebration, friendship and an honest conversation.
WingsWings in a dream mean freedom and high spirits: in folk belief they announce that a wider view is opening up for you.
WinterIn folk tradition, winter in a dream means a pause and a quiet in which strength gathers for what is coming.
WolfBy tradition, a wolf in a dream stands for a strong opponent, but also for your own courage and independence.
WrinklesFolk tradition reads wrinkles in a dream as experience, wisdom and traces of laughter that a person wears with pride.
WritingAccording to old dream books, writing in a dream means a message waiting to be sent and thoughts that want order.
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About the dream dictionary
The interpretations here come from Balkan folk tradition and are meant for fun. They do not predict the future and are not advice for decisions about health, money or relationships. A dream is most often just an echo of what is on your mind while you are awake – so read it with a smile.