Search Key: Incite
Incite
(Entice; Induce; Lure; Urge) Inciting someone to work for his livelihood, or
to impel one’s animal to drive faster in a dream means heeding admonition. (Also
see Prompting)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Urge
(Entice; Incite; Induce; Lure. See Prompting)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Lure
(Entice; Incite; Induce; Lure; Urge)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Hone
(Grindstone; Razor strop) In a dream, a hone, or a razor strop represents
guidance, forthrightness and knowledge. A hone in a dream also means incite¬
ment or promoting an activity, or encouragement to continue one’s course of
actions. A hone in a dream is also interpreted to represent a woman, or someone
who causes division between a husband and a wife, or between friends and
beloveds. A hone in a dream also signifies tribadism, or lesbianism when in use
in one’s dream. In a dream, a hone also signifies movement, activities, sharpness
and good nature.
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Entice
(Incite; Induce; Lure; Research; Urge)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Prompting
(Incite; Induce; Lure; Urge) To urge someone to feed the hungry or to
do good deeds in a dream means repentance of a sinner, or attracting one’s good
luck, or following the exemplary conduct of God’s Prophet upon whom be peace.
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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