Tenant dreams by DreamMean
For a landlord to see his tenant in a dream, denotes he will have business trouble and vexation. To imagine you are a tenant, foretells you will suffer loss in experiments of a business character. If a tenant pays you money, you will be successful in some engagements.
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People living in our property in a dream is how we connect and communicate with other people. A dream about tenants is also associated with money or the prediction of future plans. It can serve as a warning or a signal to give ideas a go. (read all at source)
See also related symbols: Silver, Cash, Counting, Lending, Doctor, Hemp Seed, Bailiff, Till, Hieroglyphs, Lodger, Leprosy, Journeyman, Desk, Counterfeit Money, Riddles, Ransom, Bet, Agony, Jailer, Hornet, Goggles, Bank, Macaroni, Pocketbook, Box, Tenant, Axe, Poultry, Party, Back, Above,... (read all at source)
In the basement, we find an apartment-type area that is modern - probably built for a former tenant? We also found a secret door somewhere in the house, but I can't remember where. It leads to another living area and bathroom. (read all at source)
Find the meaning in Gematria for 'tenant'
tenpins
If you dream at playing at tenpins, you will doubtless soon engage in some affair which will bring discredit upon your name, and you will lose your money and true friendship. (read all at source)
For a landlord to see his tenant in a dream, interpret he will have business trouble and vexation. To imagine you are a tenant, foretells you will suffer loss in experiments of a business character. If a tenant pays you money, you will be successful in some engagements.
Tenpins... (read all at source)
Dreaming that you are a tenant means that your new projects will be a failure and as a result you will suffer some loss. Dreaming that a tenant pays you money means that you will be successful in you undertaking. (read all at source)
Tenant
To dream that you are a tenant, signifies that your new projects will be a failure and as a result you will suffer some loss. To dream that a tenant pays you money, signifies that you will be successful in you undertaking. (read all at source)
Lieutenant
Arabian, Islam M. Ibn Siren
(Military) In a dream, to see oneself as a lieutenant in the police or in the army means strength, respect, fame, commendation, or perhaps such a person may become a muezzin in a mosque. (Also see Policeman). (read all at source)
-Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae (1872 - 1918)
The poem elicits feelings of transience, perhaps even the futility of conflict/violence. Moreover, the poem stirs up ephemeral concepts of life, how existence is at once fleeting yet also continual. (read all at source)
I was wondering how to find my ex-tenant in order to serve the papers on him, when his father phoned long distance. I told him what happened and he was shocked too. His son also owed for the phone bill; he told me to send it to him and he would pay it. (read all at source)
Example dream : Basic furniture symbolised the dreamers attitude towards her son who had just moved back in. She decided to act like his landlady and treat him like a tenant. So she was not going to be providing anything too special.
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2. Ancient times... (read all at source)
The Dream: I am standing in front of a strip mail in my neighborhood that is being remodeled. The stores in the area that is being remodeled are vacant and waiting for new tenants. Someone tells me that the shop that I am opening here will serve ‘chicken and dressing’. (read all at source)
What I saw in a dream foretells Lieutenant young girl marriage after a short acquaintance, and family - gay lover.
captain in a dream means that your noblest impulses will find its fertile soil, and for a young lady - a sign of burning jealousy. (read all at source)
I dreamed that I was in a vacant home where the previous tenant left many animals behind. The crow was alive but wrapped in foil and I picked him up and threw him outside. I also saw a few cats and a bear. I wish I can find out what that means.
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