Muntakhab al-Kalam, attributed to Ibn Sirin
Tooth
Teeth are the dreamer's household: upper teeth the men, lower teeth the women.
Prepared on the basis of classical Islamic sources
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I saw a rotten tooth in my dream. What does it mean?
Seeing a rotten tooth in a dream points, in the tradition of dream interpretation, to a matter in the family or with one of your loved ones that needs attention, since teeth are interpreted as family and close circle. A rotten tooth is generally interpreted as a relative's trouble, a hurt between you, or a situation that bothers you. A rotten tooth being pulled or treated is a good detail that points to being freed from this hardship.
May point to a worry or a hurt concerning one of the closest family members.
Points to being freed from a burden or a hardship without effort.
Points to small hurts that have built up in the family; it is good to come together and lift each other's spirits.
A warning to be careful of words spoken about you or a hurtful remark.
A rotten tooth dream draws attention to a neglected matter or a loved one waiting for care. The dream is seen not to frighten you but so that you notice and mend a gap in the family. If you had the rotten tooth pulled or treated, it is a hopeful dream that points to this hardship ending and your heart finding relief.
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Muntakhab al-Kalam, attributed to Ibn Sirin
Teeth are the dreamer's household: upper teeth the men, lower teeth the women.
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