Dream Dictionary · Objects
Drinking glass in a dream
In folk belief, a drinking glass in a dream speaks of hospitality and toasts, and a broken one is read as good luck.
Old dream books tie the glass to the table, guests and toasts. A full glass is read as fulfillment and good spirits, and an empty one as room for something new still to be poured. Clinking glasses is believed to announce merriment and good wishes. For a broken glass, people have a ready phrase: it is for luck. So in a dream too it is read as a change and the end of some small worry, never as a bad sign. The shards are swept up, and the joy remains.
The most common dreams
Dreaming of a full glass of water
By tradition, you are content with what you have and ask for no more than your share. The dream is read as clear thoughts and peace at home.
Dreaming of breaking a glass
People say at once: that is for luck. It is read as a small change for the better and a release from something that worried you for no reason.
Dreaming of clinking glasses in a toast
Merriment, congratulations and good wishes spoken aloud, so the folk reading goes. The old folks believe a reason to celebrate is on its way.
Dreaming of an empty glass on the table
It is believed you are making room for something new. The dream is not a sign of lack, but of space you will fill to your own taste.
These interpretations come from folk tradition and are meant for fun; they do not predict the future and are not advice for life decisions.