JbR’s Lenormand Journal: Combinations (Clover +1)

We already know that Clover means:  Luck, Small, Quick, Optimistic, Easy going, Carefree, a Risk taker, willing to take a Gamble. What happens when we read it in combination with the other 35 cards in the deck? The focus in this list is on Clover, the other cards amend or influence its meaning (rather than the other way around.)

Combinations: Clover + 1

Clover + Rider = Fast luck

Clover + Ship = Nomad / Travelling Gypsy

Clover + House = Young tenant (as opposed to home owner)

Clover + Tree = Calculated (grounded) risk

Clover + Clouds = Bad luck

Clover + Snake = A snake in the ‘grass’

Clover + Coffin = Putting a ‘lid on it’ / Reigning in an adolescent

Clover + Bouquet = Happy Hippy

Clover + Scythe = Losing a bet, Mowing the lawn

Clover + Whip = Promiscuity / Compulsive gambler

Clover + Birds = Annoyingly optimistic

Clover + Child = Small risks / Foolish (The Fool)

Clover + Fox = False optimism

Clover + Bear = Powerful motivator

Clover + Stars = Inspirational

Clover + Stork = Persuasive (leading to a change of position)

Clover + Dog = Acceptable risk

Clover + Tower = Grounding a teenager

Clover + Garden = Gardening / Horticulturist, Public raffle

Clover + Mountain = Pessimist

Clover + Crossroad = The odds are 50/50, ‘Double your bet’

Clover + Mice = Lost chance, Lose a gamble

Clover + Heart = Polygamist (carefree in love), Love to take risks

Clover + Ring = Eternal optimist

Clover + Book = Self-help manual

Clover + Letter = Menu (Clover being herbs/veg), SWOT analysis

Clover + Man = Male gambler

Clover + Woman = Female gambler

Clover + Lily = Old hippy, New-Age Guru

Clover + Sun = Jackpot winnings! (Big winnings), the ‘Midas’ touch

Clover + Moon = Meditation, Recognised winner, Acknowledged gambler, Famous comedian

Clover + Key = Winning Lotto numbers, Double confirmation: Yes! Yes!

Clover + Fish = Financial winnings

Clover + Anchor = Persistently lucky, Ocean breeze

Clover + Cross = Sad luck

These are my interpretations. I’d welcome discussions, questions & suggestions as well as your own combinations (in the comments section.) The best ones will be added.

Ideally this series will become a valuable resource for learners of Lenormand; if anything your input & experience would contribute additional value to this growing list.