Stirrup

Seeing a stirrup in a dream signifies an auspicious journey and the fulfillment of one’s wish.

Seeing a single stirrup without a saddle signifies a male child. A stirrup seen together with a saddle signifies a child who is trusted in his work.

Seeing the stirrup ornamented and shining signifies a good reputation, honorable wealth, and elevation.

Seeing a stirrup made of silver signifies servants with faces like houris. If the stirrup is made of iron, it signifies the dreamer's strength and power; if made of tin, it signifies softness and weakness in his affairs. At times, seeing a stirrup signifies honorable wealth. The abundance and brilliance of its ornament signify leadership and lofty fame. A stirrup also signifies a beautiful and exceptional servant. Having one or two stirrups made for a saddle signifies attaining two servants.

Seeing the stirrup cut or stolen signifies the loss of the servants. At times, seeing a stirrup signifies deliverance from hardship and difficulty, attaining comfort, and travel. Two stirrups may also signify two lawful wives, two children, or two servants.