TAROT & LENORMAND GUIDE

Tarot and Lenormand
card meanings

Explore upright and reversed meanings for all 78 Tarot cards, and the core symbols that help you combine all 36 Lenormand cards. Each system has its own section so you can find what you need quickly.

The Fool card from the NTTarot tarot deck START WITHThe Fool A white cat looking at the cards with you
Begin with the picture You do not need to know the card's name. Start with whatever catches your eye.

TWO SYSTEMS

Similar cards, different ways of reading.

Tarot explores the layers within a single symbol. Lenormand connects neighboring cards like words in a sentence. Choose the system you want to explore.

78 TAROT CARDS

Explore the Tarot

The Major Arcana reflects life's larger themes, while the Minor Arcana brings everyday events into focus. Read the image, orientation and question together.

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MAJOR ARCANA

Major Arcana

From the Fool to the World: growth, choices, change and the major themes that shape a life.

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MINOR ARCANA

Minor Arcana

Four suits, numbered cards and court cards bring feelings, thoughts, actions and practical matters into view.

22 MAJOR ARCANA

Major Arcana meanings

Select a card for its symbolism, upright and reversed meanings, and readings by topic.

The Fool card from the NTTarot tarot deck0 · The FoolThe FoolTake a step onto an unseen path, carrying your curiosity with you. The Magician card from the NTTarot tarot deckI · The MagicianThe MagicianGather the abilities you already have and bring your potential into form. The High Priestess card from the NTTarot tarot deckII · The High PriestessThe High PriestessDo not rush the answer. Look quietly toward the heart of the matter. The Empress card from the NTTarot tarot deckIII · The EmpressThe EmpressNurture what matters with love, and let its fruits grow slowly. The Emperor card from the NTTarot tarot deckIV · The EmperorThe EmperorHold to a steady center and put reality in order, one thing at a time. The Hierophant card from the NTTarot tarot deckV · The HierophantThe HierophantTurn trustworthy guidance into a source of strength you can truly call your own. The Lovers card from the NTTarot tarot deckVI · The LoversThe LoversChoose with care what truly resonates with your heart. The Chariot card from the NTTarot tarot deckVII · The ChariotThe ChariotEven with doubts still inside you, choose your direction and move forward with intention. Strength card from the NTTarot tarot deckVIII · StrengthStrengthGuide the passion within you with both gentleness and strength. The Hermit card from the NTTarot tarot deckIX · The HermitThe HermitWisdom found in stillness will illuminate your next step. Wheel of Fortune card from the NTTarot tarot deckX · Wheel of FortuneWheel of FortuneThe flow is beginning to move. Receive the turning point that has come around to you. Justice card from the NTTarot tarot deckXI · JusticeJusticeChoose with integrity, and turn that choice into your own strength. The Hanged Man card from the NTTarot tarot deckXII · The Hanged ManThe Hanged ManA time of stillness can reveal a new view. Death card from the NTTarot tarot deckXIII · DeathDeathIt is time to end the old form and step into a new version of yourself. Temperance card from the NTTarot tarot deckXIV · TemperanceTemperanceLet differences blend gradually, and nurture a harmony that feels true to you. The Devil card from the NTTarot tarot deckXV · The DevilThe DevilDo not let desire consume you. Reclaim the power to choose for yourself. The Tower card from the NTTarot tarot deckXVI · The TowerThe TowerBeyond what has fallen apart, what is truly necessary begins to come into view. The Star card from the NTTarot tarot deckXVII · The StarThe StarTrust the light of hope and move toward the future one step at a time. The Moon card from the NTTarot tarot deckXVIII · The MoonThe MoonWhen the night is hardest to see through, look carefully at both intuition and fact. The Sun card from the NTTarot tarot deckXIX · The SunThe SunLet simple joy become your strength, and step into the light as yourself. Judgement card from the NTTarot tarot deckXX · JudgementJudgementIt is time to accept the past and answer the call within your heart. The World card from the NTTarot tarot deckXXI · The WorldThe WorldThe path you have walked bears fruit, and a new world opens before you.

56 MINOR ARCANA

The four suits of the Minor Arcana

Each suit runs from Ace to Ten, followed by Page, Knight, Queen and King. Combine the number's progression with the area of life represented by the suit.

Fire · WANDS

Wands cards

Wands are the suit that symbolizes passion, will, initiative, and creativity. Connected with the element of Fire, they represent the energy rising from within that says, "I want to begin something," "I want to take on a challenge," or "I want to express what I can do." They often indicate the power to move toward the future through work, dreams, goals, self-expression, and the desire to grow. When that energy becomes too strong, however, it can appear as impatience, impulsiveness, competition, exhaustion, or effort that goes nowhere. When many Wands appear in a reading, pay attention to where your passion is currently directed and how you can turn that energy into action.

Water · CUPS

Cups cards

Cups are the suit that symbolizes emotion, affection, relationships, and intuition. Connected with the element of Water, they represent inner movements that cannot be seen directly: joy and sadness, the feeling of caring deeply about someone, and emotional connection. They often indicate love, friendship, family relationships, emotional fulfillment, and empathy. At the same time, they can also appear as being swept away by emotion, becoming too immersed in ideals, attachment, or disappointment. When many Cups appear in a reading, pay attention to what you are truly feeling and what kind of emotional connection you are seeking with other people.

Air · SWORDS

Swords cards

Swords are the suit that symbolizes thought, judgment, words, and intellect. Connected with the element of Air, they represent the power to think, discern, decide, and communicate through language. They can show the ability to analyze problems calmly, face the truth, and make judgments that help you overcome difficulties. At the same time, they can also appear as overthinking, uncertainty, conflict, anxiety, or harsh words. When many Swords appear in a reading, pay attention to what you keep thinking about and whether those thoughts are helping you or making things more difficult.

Earth · PENTACLES

Pentacles cards

Pentacles are the suit that symbolizes material matters, work, money, health, and everyday life. Connected with the element of Earth, they represent practical abundance that takes shape through daily living, effort, stability, and steady accumulation. They often indicate work, income, property, the body, skills, family, and other visible results or foundations. At the same time, they can also appear as attachment to material things, resistance to change, excessive concern with gain and loss, or stagnation. When many Pentacles appear in a reading, pay attention to what you are currently cultivating, protecting, and building, and whether it is leading toward the kind of security and abundance that truly matters to you.

Ace of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deckA · Ace of PentaclesAce of PentaclesNurture the small seed in your hands into lasting abundance. Two of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deck2 · Two of PentaclesTwo of PentaclesAdjust to change and keep things moving without overstraining yourself. Three of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deck3 · Three of PentaclesThree of PentaclesThe abilities you have cultivated are recognized and begin to take form. Four of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deck4 · Four of PentaclesFour of PentaclesDiscern what is truly worth protecting, and create a foundation that feels secure. Five of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deck5 · Five of PentaclesFive of PentaclesDo not carry everything alone; look for the support that may already be nearby. Six of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deck6 · Six of PentaclesSix of PentaclesShare the support that is needed, and let abundance circulate. Seven of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deck7 · Seven of PentaclesSeven of PentaclesAssess how things are growing, and continue nurturing what has value. Eight of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deck8 · Eight of PentaclesEight of PentaclesThe care you put in today becomes dependable strength tomorrow. Nine of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deck9 · Nine of PentaclesNine of PentaclesThe effort you have built up is growing into genuine abundance. Ten of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deck10 · Ten of PentaclesTen of PentaclesIt is time to pass the abundance you have built on to the future. Page of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deckPAGE · Page of PentaclesPage of PentaclesBuild up small lessons and nurture possibility into practical ability. Knight of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deckKNIGHT · Knight of PentaclesKnight of PentaclesA steady step taken without rushing nurtures dependable results. Queen of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deckQUEEN · Queen of PentaclesQueen of PentaclesCarefully nurture what you already have and let it grow into abundance. King of Pentacles card from the NTTarot tarot deckKING · King of PentaclesKing of PentaclesUse the strength you have built and develop it into lasting abundance.

36 LENORMAND CARDS

Lenormand card meanings

From Rider to Cross, these thirty-six symbols are concrete and close to daily life. Lenormand generally does not use reversals; neighboring cards connect into a short statement about who does what and how.

The card beside it makes its meaning more specific.Choose the central subject first, then read the cards on either side as modifiers or as the direction of events.

Rider card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 1 · RiderRiderSomething approaches and sets events in motion. Clover card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 2 · CloverCloverA small fortunate opening appears. Ship card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 3 · ShipShipDistance, travel, or exploration changes the horizon. House card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 4 · HouseHouseHome, stability, and familiar foundations matter. Tree card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 5 · TreeTreeSlow, rooted growth develops over time. Clouds card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 6 · CloudsCloudsClarity is obscured and conditions may change. Snake card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 7 · SnakeSnakeA winding path calls for care and strategy. Coffin card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 8 · CoffinCoffinA cycle closes or must be set down. Bouquet card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 9 · BouquetBouquetKindness, recognition, or a welcome gift arrives. Scythe card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 10 · ScytheScytheA swift choice or separation changes the situation. Whip card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 11 · WhipWhipA repeated pattern or heated exchange demands attention. Birds card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 12 · BirdsBirdsTalk, news, or nervous activity fills the moment. Child card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 13 · ChildChildA small or inexperienced beginning needs room to grow. Fox card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 14 · FoxFoxCareful attention is needed around work or motives. Bear card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 15 · BearBearStrong influence, protection, or material power is present. Stars card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 16 · StarsStarsA clear direction and wider vision become visible. Stork card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 17 · StorkStorkGradual change moves the situation into a new form. Dog card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 18 · DogDogA trusted ally or steady support is close. Tower card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 19 · TowerTowerFormal structures or personal distance shape events. Garden card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 20 · GardenGardenThe wider community or public setting becomes relevant. Mountain card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 21 · MountainMountainA substantial barrier slows the path. Crossroads card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 22 · CrossroadsCrossroadsMore than one path is available and a choice is needed. Mice card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 23 · MiceMiceSmall losses or persistent worry wear something down. Heart card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 24 · HeartHeartWarm feeling and heartfelt desire guide the matter. Ring card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 25 · RingRingA promise, contract, or repeating bond takes focus. Book card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 26 · BookBookInformation remains hidden or is ready to be learned. Letter card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 27 · LetterLetterWritten communication or a document carries the details. Man card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 28 · ManManA person represented by this card is central to the question. Woman card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 29 · WomanWomanA person represented by this card is central to the question. Lily card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 30 · LilyLilyMaturity, calm, and established values shape the situation. Sun card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 31 · SunSunConfidence, warmth, and visible success brighten the matter. Moon card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 32 · MoonMoonEmotion, intuition, and recognition influence events. Key card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 33 · KeyKeyAn essential answer or reliable opening is available. Fish card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 34 · FishFishResources, commerce, and independent flow are emphasized. Anchor card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 35 · AnchorAnchorLasting stability and persistence hold the matter in place. Cross card from the NTTarot lenormand deckNo. 36 · CrossCrossA meaningful burden or unavoidable responsibility must be carried.

UPRIGHT & REVERSED

Upright and reversed Tarot cards

A reversed card is not simply the opposite of the upright card or automatically a bad sign. Its energy may be weaker, turned inward, excessive, blocked, or being released. Choose the interpretation that fits the question, surrounding cards and the reader's circumstances.

UprightThe card's symbolism tends to show outwardly or directly.

ReversedThe symbolism may appear as reduced energy, inward focus, excess, delay or release.

You may omit reversalsMany readers do not use reversed cards. What matters is applying your chosen rule consistently.

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