Dreamer - Dream Dictionary

Dreamer - Dream Dictionary is a free reference app for looking up what dream symbols mean. It gives you access to one of the largest dream dictionaries available, with more than 50,000 interpretations covering thousands of symbols, organised so you can find any symbol in seconds.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

- Search any dream symbol by name and read its full interpretation
- Browse the complete dictionary alphabetically, from A to Z
- Explore symbols by category: animals, people and relationships, body and health, death and spiritual, nature and weather, water, food and drink, home and objects, travel and vehicles, money and work, actions and situations, clothing and appearance, buildings and places
- Open the Most Common Dreams list to find the symbols people search for most: snakes, teeth, falling, water, death, pregnancy, being chased and others
- Read in-depth articles on why we dream, nightmares, lucid dreaming, recurring dreams, sleep paralysis, dreams during pregnancy and children's dreams
- Jump straight to common dreams, A-Z browsing or articles using shortcuts on the app icon
- Revisit pages you have already opened even when you are offline

HOW IT WORKS

Every entry describes what the symbol traditionally represents and how its meaning changes with context, so you can piece together the story of your own dream rather than relying on a single sentence. Related symbols are linked at the bottom of each page, which makes it easy to follow a dream that involved several images at once.

WHO IT IS FOR

Anyone who wakes up wondering what a dream meant: people curious about recurring dreams or nightmares, readers interested in symbolism and folklore, and anyone who keeps track of their dreams and wants a reference to consult.

PLEASE NOTE

Dream interpretation is provided for entertainment, curiosity and personal reflection. It is not a medical, psychological or scientific service and does not provide diagnosis, treatment or professional advice. All content is in English. An internet connection is required to look up new symbols; previously opened pages remain available offline. The app is free to use and supported by advertising.