Symbols Have Meanings
zaba: frog: success through changes of residence, place of residence or change of job
žena: zadovoljstvo woman pleasure
žir: uspjeh acorn: a success
žirafa: razmislite prije no što progovorite Giraffe: Think before you speak
zamak: razočarenje, mirenje sa situacijom Castle: disappointment, coming to terms with the situation
zebra: prekomorska avantura, nestalan život Zebra: an overseas adventure, fleeting life
zec: stidljivost ili brzina Rabbit: shyness or speed
zgrada: preseljenje Building: relocation
zmaj: ispunjenje želje, ako ne iskoristite priliku, čeka vas skandal Dragon: the fulfillment of desire, if not grab the opportunity, offers a scandal
zmija: neprijatelj snakes: the enemy
zvjezda: dobro zdravlje, sreća, petokraka: velika sreća star: good health, happiness, five-pointed: "lucky"
osmokraka zvjezda: nesrećan slučaj, eight-pointed star: accident,
pet zvjezda zajedno: uspjeh bez zadovoljstva; five star together: success without satisfaction;
sedam zvjezda: žalost, tuga Seven star: Unfortunately, sadness
zvono: neočekivane novosti Bell: unexpected news
jedno zvono: zadovoljstvo one bell: the pleasure
dva zvona: vjenčanje
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In my experience, every culture has their own symbols to interpret what can be divined or 'seen' in a coffee or tea cup. This relates to customs of that particular region/culture. Often, 'understanding' is taken from religion and religious symbolism (fish, cross) and that too is traced back further to pre history, by some interpreters. Others employ psychology (Jung) and create modern reinterpretations for ancient symbols and interpret their origins. Experience and interpretation comes in many forms to each individual. Often, it is just a light hearted conversation over coffee, meant to be a game to pass the time.
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