Duck in coffee grounds and tea leaves: meaning
The Turkish dictionary reads the duck as money and happiness in the home, Highland Seer as wealth by trade, Cicely Kent as a taste for speculation. The woman.ru list has no duck but has a duckling, with a quite different meaning.
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money coming into the home
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Turkish tradition
In the Turkish dictionary the duck (ördek) stands for money and happiness that will come into the household. The entry adds that peace within the family will grow.
Western tea-leaf books
Kent calls the duck a sign of a taste for speculation. For Highland Seer it is an increase of wealth by trade.
Russian-language sites
The woman.ru list of figures has no duck. Its entry is Utenok, the Russian word for duckling, and it says that a husband or wife is faithful.
In combination with other signs
- Duck and vegetable marrow. In Kent's list of combinations, a duck together with a vegetable marrow (a large mature courgette, or zucchini) means rash investments.
- Egg in the cup and a duck. Figure XVI, a worked example in Kent's book, pairs an egg in the cup with a duck: a risk created by rash speculation will be averted.
- More than one duck. Kent adds that if there is more than one duck, the sign means success in work and enterprise, and profitable undertakings.
Common questions
- What does a duck mean in coffee grounds?
- The Turkish dictionary reads a duck as money coming into the household. Highland Seer gives wealth by trade and Kent a taste for speculation.
- What does a duckling mean in coffee grounds?
- Only woman.ru has a duckling entry: a faithful husband or wife. The tea-leaf books and the Turkish dictionary have no duckling entry.
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