What does it mean when we see a Cow and a Bull in dream ?
Seeing a cow in a dream depicts a task and its leather is the legacy of the worker. Bull tailing and buying and selling is also a process.
If someone sees he sits on a bull in a dream and he is the owner of it. It depicts he will be assigned some task from the King and he will be benefitted from this, specially the bull is of black color. And if the bull is of yellow color it depicts he will be sick . And if he sees the bull comes out of his house it depicts he will have so many ways of well being but he will suffers with grieves.
If someone sees he has so many bulls and cows it depicts so many slaves will be subordinated him. If someone sees a bull/ cow blow him horn and take him out of his house it depicts he will suffer with a loss from his slaves and he will be deposed of .
If he sees his bull/cow has three heads and each head contains a horn it depicts one of his slaves for each horn will work for him for one year. If he sees more of one of the organs it depicts his business will flourish . And If you see a loss, its interpretation is against this.
Seeing a cow in a dream depicts a task and its leather is the legacy of the worker. Bull tailing and buying and selling is also a process.
If someone sees a cows tail in his home in a dream, it depicts his well being and wealth will be increased . If sees so many cows/bulls in his streets it depicts he will be a chief and he will be blessed in the work.
If someone sees a bull hits him with its horn and dropped him down. It depicts if the dreamer is an agent then he will be deposed off . And if he is a merchant than he will have a loss in his business. And If the dreamer is a King, then it shows he will leave the country. If he sees a bull hits him its horn and he is not falling down . It depicts someone will be generous upon him and will try to depose him off.
If he sees he slaughter a bull among bulls and share it, and bulls are of an agent. It depicts that someone very rich will be killed in his street. If sees he does slaughter a bull and eats its meat it depicts he will kill the owner of the bull and take his wealth.
If someone sees he kills an unknown cow it depicts some rich person will be killed . If someone sees different cows and bulls and they are very healthy it shows he will be wealthy. If someone sees the bulls are ploughing in the fields than it shows he will be wealthy and generous .
If he sees he fights with a bull it depicts he will have a quarrel with a chief.
A bull depicts a whole year and a cow depicts wealth that year. If the cow is weak than it will be opposite the above said. Cow’s meat shows the wealth and generosity and its leather shows the storage.
If someone sees he extracts the cow’s milk and drinks it , it depicts his wealth will be increased. If a slave sees this dream, it means he will be free. If a Darwish sees this dream it means he will be wealthy.
If someone sees he buys the meat of a healthy bull it depicts he will be marry with a rich woman. If he sees he extracts the milk of cow and drinks it, it depicts he will collect so much money but he will not use it.
If someone sees a cow is talking to him it depicts he will be generous and wealthy. If he sees a cow comes towards him it depicts that year will be prosperous for him.
If someone sees a cow turn away from him it means that year will not be good for him. If he sees he rides on a cow and fells off it depicts his present will be variable. If someone sees himself fighting with a cow it depicts he will fight with a woman in the country.
If someone sees a cow is lying on the ground it depicts he will be wealthy and blessed that year. If he sees cow bites him it depicts his family will betrayal him. If he sees a cow suddenly comes to his home it depicts he will get sudden wealth .
If someone sees a wild healthy bull in a dream depicts so much wealth. If someone sees he catches a wild bull it depicts that much wealth and blessings.
If someone sees two bulls are fighting with each other it depicts two wicked persons will fight with each other.
A wild cow depicts as a woman. If someone sees he eats the meat of a wild cow it depicts he will get money through women. If he sees he catches a calf of a cow it depicts he will have a son.
If someone sees he eats the meat of a wild bull it depicts he will be wealthy and powerful. If someone sees a wild bull have so many horns it depicts he will gain money and power as compare to each horn.
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Ambreen Javed
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