Wedge Dream Interpretation

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Wedge Dream Interpretation; to see a wedge in your dream indicates that you will be strong and your affairs will go well. According to some commentators, seeing a wedge in a dream is a sign of a bad, evil and harmful person. To see a dagger in a dream indicates strength and power, property and wealth. To see that you are carrying a wedge on your waist in a dream indicates that your power will increase even more.

Wedge Dream Interpretation; to see a wedge in a dream indicates dignity, maturity and going well. Some interpreters have said that a wedge is a sign of a strong person. If a young man pulls a wedge for defense in a dream, it indicates that he will encounter a strong opponent in a business he will undertake. For the elderly, this dream is interpreted as difficulties arising from competition.

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Wedge Dream Interpretation

Wedge Dream Interpretation

Wedge Dream Interpretation; to see a wedge in your dream indicates that you will gain great victories in a job you will enter, you will set an example for the people around you in business, and your suffering and persecution will end in a short time. This dream also indicates that difficult times will be left behind, uneasy situations will disappear, you will draw a new path in life, and you will melt the ice between you and a person you are offended by.

Wedge Dream Interpretation; to see a wedge in your dream indicates that you will be strong and your affairs will go well.

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Injuring Someone with a Wedge in a Dream

To see that you injure someone with a dagger in your dream indicates doing good and helping the injured person. To injure yourself with a wedge in your dream, indicates putting your own affairs in order. If the wedge is broken or lost in a dream, it is interpreted as a loss of wealth and reputation. To see that you are sheathing a dagger in your dream indicates marrying a woman.

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