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Chandler
(Tallow-chandler; Wax-chandler) In a dream, a chandler represents
festivities, joy, happiness, death, illness, guidance, knowledge, wanting something,
or crying for it. (Also see Candlestick)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Tallow-chandler
(Wax-chandler) In a dream, a chandler represents festivities,
joy, happiness, death, illness, guidance, knowledge, desire, or crying.
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Wax-chandler
(Tallow-chandler) In a dream, a chandler represents festivities,
joy, happiness, death, illness, guidance, knowledge, desire, wantonness, or
crying.
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Candlelight
(Wax) In a dream, a candlelight represents might or a noble son who
is generous and giving. Melting wax of a burning candle in a dream represents
hard earned, but lawful money. If an unmarried person sees a candlestick in his
dream, it means marriage, an important appointment, a righteous man or
guidance of a heedless person, or richness of a poor person. (Also see Chandler)
Candles store: In a dream, a candles store represents repentance and guidance.
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Candleholder
In a dream, a candleholder represents a wife if the person is unwed,
and it represents a son for a married man. (Also see Chandler)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Candles store
In a dream, a candles store represents repentance and guidance.
(Also see Chandler)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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