Crane

7 readings from 3 sources.

Zhou Gong

周公解夢 (Zhou Gong Jie Meng)

attributed to the Duke of Zhou (周公旦)

classical, undated · Chinese

A crane rising to heaven: calamity for the young children.

In the source 鶴上天主小口災

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

A crane calling: rank and emolument greatly displayed.

In the source 鶴鳴者祿位大顯

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

A crane entering your bosom: you will beget a noble son.

In the source 鶴入懷中生貴子

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

A crane drawing a carriage: matters of a military campaign.

In the source 鶴駕車主征代事

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

auspicious

Releasing a crane: you gain wealth, auspicious.

In the source 放鶴者主得財吉

Section 龍蛇禽獸等類

Russian dream book, 1811

Новый, полный и подробный сонникъ

1811 · Russian

To see a single crane is a sign of a prosperous journey and a safe return.

In the source Журавля одного видѣть есть знакъ благополучной дороги и возвращенiя.

What the OCR read

Pre-reform Cyrillic comes out of OCR damaged. What stands above is a reading of the damaged line; this is the line itself.

Журавля одного 645776, есть‘ знакЪ благополучной дороги и возвращеня вЪ домЪ,

Section СПб 1811

Miller

Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream

Gustavus Hindman Miller

1901 · American Victorian

To dream of seeing a flight of cranes tending northward, indicates gloomy prospects for business. To a woman, it is significant of disappointment; but to see them flying southward, prognosticates a joyful meeting of absent friends, and that lovers will remain faithful. To see them fly to the ground, events of unusual moment are at hand.