Rabbit
AnimalsRabbit is a sign from the “Animals” group. Here is how Rabbit is read in the coffee grounds across the traditional schools:
Last updated: · Pedram Dadgar
Meaning in the coffee cup
What does Rabbit mean in the Ottoman-Persian reading?
The rabbit heralds a glad piece of news that will soon knock at your door, and sometimes the gift of new life. What you long awaited now comes toward you, light as a breath of your appointed fortune.
What does Rabbit mean in the Russian-Bulgarian reading?
The rabbit tells of a skittish heart that runs from its troubles instead of facing them. Pause a moment and catch your breath, for not every fear is worth fleeing from.
What does Rabbit mean in the German / Central-European reading?
The rabbit in the cup heralds glad news and increase in house and family – often a child, a new member of the household, or a bountiful spring. Yet it also teaches you not to run off in fear, but to reach out boldly when fortune knocks at the door.
Where in the cup does Rabbit appear — and what does that change?
If the rabbit leaps at the cup's rim the good news arrives within days; resting at the bottom it concerns a distant, deep-rooted matter, and near the handle it touches your own home.
Rabbit — At the rim (near future)
Glad news is about to knock at your door: what you longed for comes lightly toward you within days – keep your ears open.
Rabbit — In the middle (present)
In the midst of your present life a happy turn approaches: over the coming weeks the long-awaited begins to move – perhaps even the promise of new life.
Rabbit — At the base (distant/hidden)
The glad tiding has deep or distant roots: something long hoped for from the past finds its happy fulfilment only late – be patient, the joy is still ripening.
Rabbit — At the handle (yourself, home)
The glad news concerns you yourself and your home: joy or a new addition comes into your family – the happiness finds its way right under your roof.
What does a rabbit in the coffee cup signify?
The rabbit heralds a glad piece of news that will soon knock at your door – and sometimes the gift of new life. What you long awaited now comes toward you, light of foot and gentle, asking no struggle of you.
Interpretation and meaning of the rabbit in tasseography.
The rabbit stands for the good tidings already on their way to you, and for fertility and increase. The old readers saw in it the promise that family or life's joy will grow – a gentle, hopeful figure with no dark undertone.
What does a rabbit in the saucer (نعلبکی) mean?
Since the saucer tells of home and the past, a rabbit there points to glad news that has already arrived, or that is bound up with your household and family. Perhaps the new life or the joy has already entered and now shapes your domestic circle.
Is the rabbit in the coffee cup a good or bad omen?
The rabbit is almost always a good omen – it brings glad news and new life. Its only subtle undertone is its shyness: the blessing comes light of foot but fleeting, so reach for it before it hops on.
Does a rabbit near the cup's rim mean news is near?
Yes – at the rim, the place of the near future, the rabbit says the glad news already stands at the door and arrives within days. Resting deeper toward the base, the blessing is just as sure but takes a little longer to come.
Meaning by position in the cup
At the rim (near future)
Glad news is about to knock at your door: what you longed for comes lightly toward you within days – keep your ears open.
In the middle (present)
In the midst of your present life a happy turn approaches: over the coming weeks the long-awaited begins to move – perhaps even the promise of new life.
At the base (distant/hidden)
The glad tiding has deep or distant roots: something long hoped for from the past finds its happy fulfilment only late – be patient, the joy is still ripening.
At the handle (yourself, home)
The glad news concerns you yourself and your home: joy or a new addition comes into your family – the happiness finds its way right under your roof.
