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Dream dictionary: what your dreams mean

What does your dream mean?

Look up the symbol you remember most. Each page explains the classic interpretation, the modern psychological view and the most common dream scenarios.

SnakeTeeth falling outPregnancyBabyDeceased loved oneEx-partner

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SnakeA snake in a dream usually stands for a hidden threat, a person you do not fully trust or a fear you are avoiding. It can also mean healing and transformation, because snakes shed their skin.Teeth falling outTeeth falling out is one of the most common dreams. It usually reflects anxiety, loss of control, worries about appearance or fear of losing something important.PregnancyDreaming of pregnancy usually means something new is growing in your life: an idea, a plan or a change. It does not have to be about a real pregnancy.BabyA baby in a dream usually stands for a new beginning, a new project or innocence. A healthy, happy baby is a good sign; a crying baby can point to something that needs your care.Deceased loved oneSeeing someone who has passed away is one of the most common dreams. It is usually part of grief and remembering, and often brings a message of comfort or unfinished feelings.Ex-partnerDreaming of an ex rarely means you will get back together. It usually reflects unresolved feelings, a lesson from that relationship or a similar situation in your current life.MoneyMoney in a dream usually reflects self-worth, power and security more than real finances. Finding money points to new opportunities; losing it to worries or insecurity.GoldGold in a dream stands for value, success and things you treasure. Its meaning depends on the situation: wearing gold can mean status, while losing it can mean losing something valuable.WaterWater in a dream mainly stands for emotions and life energy. Clear, calm water is a good sign of peace and health; dirty or stormy water points to confusion or worries.DogA dog in a dream is mostly about loyalty and friendship. A friendly dog points to a faithful friend; an aggressive or biting dog points to conflict or betrayal by someone close.CatA cat in a dream usually stands for independence, intuition or a person who is not completely honest. A calm cat is mostly neutral; an attacking cat points to deceit or quarrels.FishFish in a dream are mostly a positive sign linked to abundance, income and luck. In many cultures dreaming of fish is also associated with pregnancy or good news.WeddingA wedding in a dream usually stands for commitment, a new partnership or a big life change. It is not always about real marriage; it can also mean joining a new job or project.FallingFalling is one of the most common dreams. It usually reflects insecurity, loss of control or fear of failure. Many people experience it right as they fall asleep.FlyingFlying in a dream is mostly a positive sign of freedom, confidence and rising above problems. Difficulty flying can reflect obstacles or self-doubt.Being chasedBeing chased in a dream usually means you are avoiding something in waking life: a problem, a decision or a feeling.CheatingDreaming that your partner is cheating rarely means it is happening. It usually reflects insecurity, fear of abandonment or feeling that something (work, family, a hobby) is taking your partner's attention.SpouseDreaming of your husband or wife usually reflects the state of your relationship, your feelings of security and everyday concerns. A happy partner suggests harmony; conflict in the dream often mirrors unspoken tension.Being nakedDreaming of being naked in public is one of the most common dreams. It usually reflects vulnerability, fear of exposure or worry about being judged, not anything sexual.CowDreaming of a cow is usually a positive sign linked to abundance, nourishment and a stable, productive period. A healthy cow points to prosperity; a thin or sick cow can reflect worries about money or security.

How to read your dream

Dream interpretations reflect cultural traditions and modern psychological ideas. They are not predictions and are not medical or psychological advice.

1Note the main symbol

Write the dream down as soon as you wake up and pick the image or action that stood out most.

2Remember the feeling

How you felt in the dream (calm, scared, happy) often matters more than the symbol itself.

3Connect it to your life

Ask what is happening in your life right now that the dream might be reflecting.