Horse in dream meaning

Horse Litter

• (See Palanquin).

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Horse Race

• (See Racing).

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Horse

Symbolizes: castle, nobility, chivalry, generosity, goodness, merchant, partner, son, travels, wife.

• Owning horses → prosperity or victory over enemies.

• Riding a horse → dignity, honor, wealth; befriending a noble person or good companion.

• Owning a mare → birth of a beautiful son.

• Owning a workhorse/nag → satisfaction in life, or marriage to a rich/noble woman.

• Horse = good house.

• Blond horse → knowledge, devotion, piety, fear of wrongdoing.

• Nag → wife or husband.

• Saddled horse → woman in menstrual period (when marital intimacy is forbidden).

• Gathering of horses → gathering of women for funeral or wedding.

• Owning/tending herd of horses → leadership or managing a business.

• Horse dying in one’s presence → loss of house or business.

• Horse’s condition → reflects the dreamer’s own state.

• Descending from horse → committing a sin leading to resignation or dismissal.

• Hairy horse → large family.

• Horse tail cut off (end) → witness death of children/clan before oneself.

• Horse tail clipped → one’s own death and quick loss of reputation.

• Attacked by a horse → a noble person or young boy will demand just retribution.

• Flying horse with wings → trial with temptation (a corrupt boy or woman).

• Descendant of Prophet ﷺ flying on winged horse → rise in station, leadership.

• Horsemen coming from the skies → war in that land.

• Riding horse with spear → forcing people to act or pay debts.

• Horse drowning → death by illness.

• Buying horse → business profits, or earnings from teaching.

• Selling horse → doing good, being grateful.

• Horse bite → leading an army.

• Killing a horse → awarded rank, wealth, and honor.

• Slaughtering horse (not for food) → ruining one’s livelihood.

• Strange horse entering town → noble outsider enters, locals fear his competition.

• Strange horse leaving town → great unknown local will soon die.

• Horses running in streets → destructive rain or floods.

• Weak horse → weakness of the owner.

• (Also see Dung; Horse fright; Nag).

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Horseman

• Leading procession, caravan, or travelers → long journey, recovery from illness, or business activity.

• (Also see Ride).

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Hose

• (See Watering hose).