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Heater
(See Furnace; Oven)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Incubator
(Brooder; Hatchery) In a dream, seeing an incubator or a hatchery
means marriage, progeny, suspicion, a bastard son, a kindergarten, a theater,
spectators, a park, a promenade, release from prison, an effeminate male,
homosexuality, or cowardice.
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Oven
(Fire; Furnace; Grill; Head of household; Kiln; Range) If one sees himself
lighting an oven for heating, or cooking on it in a dream, it means increase in
earnings and benefits for one’s own growth. An oven in a house in a dream means
bringing a solution to a problem, or winning victory over one’s enemies. An oven
without accumulation of ashes in a dream means a bad marriage. Dream
interpretation of ovens varies sometimes depending on the type of oven one sees
in his dream. A grilling oven in a dream means imprisonment for a free man and
freedom for a jailed one. A grilling oven in a dream also represents a respected
man of knowledge who is sought to deliver legal opinions or views of wisdom that
will satisfy both parties in a claim. The house range in a dream represents the
head of the household, the housekeeper, the butler, a treasure chest, one’s coffer
or a safety box. The baker’s oven in a dream represents the governor’s house, a
juvenile correction house, fulfillment of one’s needs, earning one’s livelihood, or
recovering from illness. If one bakes dough in a dream, it means satisfying one’s
needs, recovering from illness, winning victory over one’s enemies, or opponent,
winning a court case, teaching one’s son a craft, sending one’s child to a school,
enlisting one’s son in the army, or it could mean becoming wealthy. A bakery oven
in a dream also represents one’s source of income, revenues, or shop, or it could
denote one’s carnal self, its good and evil nature, or it could mean changes in one’s
life, profits and losses. Seeing an unknown bakery oven in a dream also represents
the governor’s house, or the court house because of the fires that are kindled
therein from time to time—as fire in a dream signifies power and sovereignty. An
oven in a dream also represents a marketplace. (Also see Furnace; Heater)
Overcoat: (Cap; Coat; Capote) Wearing an overcoat in a dream means strength and
support. Wearing a decorated ceremonial overcoat in a dream signifies power,
dispelling depression, or satisfaction of one’s needs. (Also see Cap; Coat; Raincoat)
Overlay: (See Blanket)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Hyena
(Hog-like wolf) A hyena in a dream represents a fierce, an unjust and a
perfidious enemy whose actions stem from the directives of an evil and an ugly
old witch. If one sees himself eating the meat of a hyena in a dream, it means
that he is bewitched and does not know it, though subconsciously, he will desire
and seek to be free from such an evil spell. Riding a hyena in a dream means
marriage. A lame hyena in a dream represents a witch, or the wife of an
unknown person, a jobless person, a loafer, or a cheater. Riding a hyena in a
dream also means gaining authority. A hyena in a dream also may denote
exposing one’s secrets, interfering in people’s business, effeminacy, a her¬
maphroditic person, a wretched wife, or an ugly, treacherous and a disloyal
woman. Thus, when interpreted to means a woman, it means that one may
marry such a woman. Shooting a hyena with an arrow in a dream means
corresponding with such a woman. Throwing a stone or a walnut at a hyena in
a dream means slandering a woman. Hitting a hyena with a sword in a dream
means lashing at such a woman with bad words. Drinking hyena’s milk in a
dream means suffering losses at the hand of such a woman through betrayal.
Stabbing a hyena in a dream means doing business with such a woman, or
managing her business, or getting married to someone in her family. Getting
hold of the skin, bones, or hair of a hyena in a dream means taking advantage
of such a woman and using her for her money. If it is a male hyena in the dream,
then it represents a criminal and a despised person.
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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