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Water wheel
(Noria) In a dream, this type of water wheel which is used to raise
and discharge water from a low level stream into a higher ground means help,
assistance, keeping one’s promise, or complying with preset conditions. (Also see
Noria)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Urn
(Cistern; Container; Storing; Waterskin) In a dream, each type of urn is
interpreted differently. A large urn represents a prostitute. In a dream, a
cistern or any large conical jar made of porous clay and used in storing water
represents a caretaker, a custodian or a curator, the head of the household, his
safe, or his shop. If the urn is seen inside a house in a dream, it represents a rich
woman who is always in grief. If it is connected to a water wheel in the dream,
it represents a rich man who carries heavy responsibilities and who spends his
money on God's path. A waterskin in a dream represents a chaste woman.
Drinking from a waterskin in a dream means receiving money or benefits from
such a woman. If one sees himself drawing water from a storage tank then
pouring it into an urn in the dream, it means that he will take advantage of such
a woman. A wine pitcher in a dream means discovering a treasure. If one sees
an urn containing vinegar in a dream, it represents a pious and a God-fearing
person. If it stores butter or ghee for cooking in the dream, it represents a rich
man who hides his wealth. If it stores pickles in the dream, it denotes a sick
person. If an urn falls from one’s hands and breaks in the dream, it means a
divorce. (Also see Pitcher)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Noria
(Water wheel) In a dream, a noria represents a trustworthy servant. The
water wheel itself represents business fluctuations, or changes in people’s life.
(Also see Water wheel)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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