Woman
People & BodyWoman is a sign from the “People & Body” group. Here is how Woman is read in the coffee grounds across the traditional schools:
Last updated: · Pedram Dadgar
Meaning in the coffee cup
What does Woman mean in the Ottoman-Persian reading?
A woman of significance enters your life; by where she stands she grants you joy and grace, or stirs a hidden rivalry.
What does Woman mean in the Russian-Bulgarian reading?
High in the cup she promises an erotic adventure, low down she hints at jealousy; shown naked, someone makes a fool of themselves.
What does Woman mean in the German / Central-European reading?
A woman steps into your everyday life, often a neighbour, relative or good acquaintance who brings news and a listening ear. Standing near the rim, she will soon be at your door; lower down, there is a bit of talk going on behind your back.
Where in the cup does Woman appear — and what does that change?
At the upper rim the woman foretells passion soon, deep at the bottom lie envy or a long-held bond, near the handle she is familiar to you, opposite it she stays a stranger.
Woman — At the rim (near future)
At the rim the woman heralds an imminent arrival: within days a woman of significance steps into your life, swiftly bringing joy or just as swiftly stirring a hidden rivalry.
Woman — In the middle (present)
In the middle the woman shows that a woman of significance is shaping your life right now; through these weeks her nearness grants you grace and joy or weaves a quiet rivalry into your days.
Woman — At the base (distant/hidden)
At the base the woman points to a figure from the past or a deeply hidden influence; a long-known or quietly working woman touches your fate from afar, in affection or in concealed rivalry.
Woman — At the handle (yourself, home)
At the handle the woman stands closest to you: a woman of your own house or close family acts directly upon you, granting you shelter and joy or carrying a secret jealousy into your home.
What does a woman in the coffee cup signify?
A woman of significance enters your life. Depending on where she stands she grants you joy and grace, or stirs a hidden rivalry, but either way her presence will move your fate in a way you cannot ignore.
Interpretation and meaning of the woman in tasseography.
The woman in the grounds stands for a person of weight whose influence you will soon feel. Standing near and clear, she brings goodwill, love, or help; turned away or blurred, she announces a woman who quietly competes with you.
What does seeing a woman in the saucer mean (home, the past)?
In the saucer, the place of home and the past, this woman is someone already behind you: a mother, an old friend, a woman from your history whose influence still echoes. She reminds you of a bond or a rivalry whose roots were set long ago.
Is a woman a good or bad omen?
The woman is a double-edged sign that depends entirely on her bearing. Facing you and near, she is a good omen full of joy, love, and grace; turned away, dark, or hemmed in, she points to a hidden rival you should not underestimate.
What does it mean when the woman stands next to a man or another figure?
If the woman stands alone and near, her favor or her rivalry is aimed directly at you. But standing beside a man or a second figure, the sign turns toward a relationship: a union you bless or envy, or a woman whose place at someone's side stirs your own heart.
Meaning by position in the cup
At the rim (near future)
At the rim the woman heralds an imminent arrival: within days a woman of significance steps into your life, swiftly bringing joy or just as swiftly stirring a hidden rivalry.
In the middle (present)
In the middle the woman shows that a woman of significance is shaping your life right now; through these weeks her nearness grants you grace and joy or weaves a quiet rivalry into your days.
At the base (distant/hidden)
At the base the woman points to a figure from the past or a deeply hidden influence; a long-known or quietly working woman touches your fate from afar, in affection or in concealed rivalry.
At the handle (yourself, home)
At the handle the woman stands closest to you: a woman of your own house or close family acts directly upon you, granting you shelter and joy or carrying a secret jealousy into your home.
