Gypsy Card Combinations

**Kapherus** on Thu Oct 08, 2009 2:15 pm

These combinations came from this blog: Cigánykártya Jóslás

Here are the English translations:

Journey + Hope = overseas travel

Journey + House = change of residence

Journey + Marriage = change of residence

Judge + Marriage = divorce

Judge + Malady = Hospitalization

Judge + Letter = official letter or document, contract

Judge + Death = death

Misfortune + Death = death

Ecclesiastic + Marriage = Marriage ceremony

Ecclesiastic + Love = a strong spiritual love

Marriage + Visit = a marriage of convenience

Love + Visit = an uncertain relationship

Ecclesiastic + Judge = doctor

House + Malady = hospital

House + Judge = jail

Merriment + Marriage = wedding

Merriment + baby = birth of a child, baptism

kali on Sun Oct 11, 2009 10:17 am

hi Kaph,
I hope isn't any problem if I post some other meanings for these cards.There is a romanian site http://www.lenormand.ro/forum where I found many gypsy cards spreads..I will try to translate some meanings that I read on this site and post it step by step..it seems these cards are very famous in Romania,maybe because there is a large hungarian community..
malady near the thief-hidden illness,if there is the Baby nearby-something related to genitals,Falseness can say that this illness isn't discovered from the beginning
Timming and gypsy cards:
Constancy-1-2 years
Letter-2-3 days
Thoughts-1-4 weeks
Desire-6 months
Gift-2 weeeks
House-1-4 months
Money-4 weeks
Baby-24 hours
Desire-6 months
Death-very long time,Easter
Falseness-a wrong time to do something
Merriment-spring or the the right time
Fortune-1-4 days
Fidelity-long time
Unexpected joy-suddenly

**Kapherus** on Sun Oct 11, 2009 10:35 am

kali wrote:
I hope isn't any problem if I post some other meanings for these cards.There is a romanian site http://www.lenormand.ro/forum where I found many gypsy cards spreads..I will try to translate some meanings that I read on this site and post it step by step..it seems these cards are very famous in Romania,maybe because there is a large hungarian community..

Hi Kali,

It's not a problem at all-- in fact, it's very much appreciated! Thank you for taking the time to translate and post some meanings and combinations. Wink

I had wondered if the meanings for the Gypsy cards were as rich as the meanings for the Lenormand, and it seem that they are!

Yes, I understand that these cards are VERY popular in Hungary, and so it makes sense that they would also be well-known in Romania. Had you heard of the Gypsy cards before the recent interest here on the forum?

Kaph

kali on Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:12 am

I have heard about these cards but I didn't pay attention to them.The gypsies that I have seen in the area where Im living,use to read fortune with playing cards.In fact I've never seen this kind of cards at romanian gypsies.I think these cards are specific for hungarian gypsies.In the west side of Romania these cards are popular.My grand-grand mother was hungarian but only my grandparents know this language.On the forum I noticed that these cards are read in combinations mostly.They are not so complicated in meanings as Lenormard.I have copied the meaning of every cards from a lady who learned from her hungarian granny.With your permission I would like to translate it and post these meanings.For instance,taking the card" Widow":
"It's a neutre card that represents a woman around of 40th.The meaning of widow is taken in consider only if there is accompanied by these cards:Death,Illness,Enemy,Misfortune.This card can represent the mother,a sister,an older relative but also an ex-partner.She is a woman who offers support to the querent.The card is the symbol of loneliness,isolation,maturity.As characteristic:it represents a lonely or separated person.

**Kapherus** on Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:26 am

kali wrote:I have heard about these cards but I didn't pay attention to them.The gypsies that I have seen in the area where Im living,use to read fortune with playing cards.In fact I've never seen this kind of cards at romanian gypsies.I think these cards are specific for hungarian gypsies.In the west side of Romania these cards are popular.My grand-grand mother was hungarian but only my grandparents know this language.On the forum I noticed that these cards are read in combinations mostly.They are not so complicated in meanings as Lenormard.I have copied the meaning of every cards from a lady who learned from her hungarian granny.With your permission I would like to translate it and post these meanings.

Hi Kali,

Sure, I would be very interested in having a look at the translated meanings-- please include a link to the original Romanian text so that the original source is cited. Thank you! Wink

It's interesting that these cards are read in combination like the Lenormand.

I wondered if the Gypsy cards are actually used by the Gypsies in Hungary. I know that in most places they're known for reading playing cards. Martello claims to have learned his cartomancy meanings from an Italian Gypsy.

Kaph

wildcat on Wed Nov 04, 2009 10:38 am

Hi everyone!

Has anyone got some back ups for autumn? Otherwise, what card do you think could represent it? May be Widow or Widower? and winter? thanks! thanks

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