Word / Speaking

In a dream, the speech of every being, whether living or inanimate, is auspicious if it is true and right; otherwise, it is not auspicious. The speech of a small child signifies that, in whatever manner the child spoke, the words uttered are true and right; that the dreamer is a virtuous person; witnessing something strange; or undertaking a prohibited act.

The speech of inanimate objects in a dream signifies admonition, reconciliation, and drawing a lesson from a tale. The speech of animals signifies understanding, listening to the conversation of friends, and mingling with those devoted to worship.

The speech of a person’s other organs in a dream signifies troubles that will come from one’s household and children, and that one is committing sins; the speech of a tree signifies exaltation and esteem.

If, in a dream, a person speaks with the mouths of theatre or cinema actors, imitating them, this signifies summoning jinn, evil, and stirring up sedition; the speech of an enemy is interpreted as the end of separation.

Seeing someone speaking different languages in a dream signifies attaining a great estate; the speech of a bird signifies attaining wealth and property, and knowledge and gnosis; if one of the animals says, “I have seen a dream,” this signifies glad tidings and joy; harsh words signify hatred and separation between beloveds.

A voice or word coming from, or heard from, the unseen in a dream is auspicious if its content is good; otherwise, it is not auspicious.

With the right perspective, it can signify restoring balance, recovery, and developing a new understanding.

Uncertainty, indecision, or a tendency to take on excessive burden may be observed.

In the interpretation, the themes of work and responsibility, emotional life, success and reputation, the emotional tone in the dream and how the symbol concludes in the dream should be evaluated together.