Child lenormand card meaning
The Child card features a young face, which has no expression and the embodiment of potential. It characterises beginnings, play and potential. The card’s meaning therefore utilises these keywords.
The Child is card number 13, and may have short term time indications associated with that number, such as 13 days or 13 weeks. The astrological associations with the card are that of the Sun and Leo. Symbolic of achievement and playfulness. The Child has associations with other cartomancy systems, such as tarot and the standard 52 playing card deck. It denotes the jack of spades, which is associated with self-starting. In the round, this card generally indicates a positive outcome or positive energy.
The Child lenormand card combinations shown below are read from left to right. In most cases the focus card of the Child is read as a noun, and the paired card is read as an adjective (or sometimes a verb) which is what gives meaning to the Child card. Read together they provide a little sentence that is used in a reading. In this post we give an example of how to read the combinations. The more cards we add, the more nouns, verbs and adjectives we build into our sentences, which will create more sophisticated lenormand card combinations. However, let’s not over complicate things. We’ll start with pairing two cards for now!
Child lenormand card combinations
| Paired card | Potential combination meaning |
|---|---|
| Child + Rider | A new beginning arriving quickly, messaging about a beginning, newsworthy beginnings |
| Child + Clover | A lucky start, an exciting beginning |
| Child + Ship | Inexperience departing, adventurous play |
| Child + House | A new beginning at home, play at home |
| Child + Tree | Growing potential, healthy beginnings |
| Child + Clouds | Secretive gossip, misunderstanding gossip, secretive worry |
| Child + Snake | Desirable beginning, sexual inexperience, sexual play |
| Child + Coffin | Inexperience ending, play ending, saddened by inexperience |
| Child + Bouquet | Friendly play, inviting potential |
| Child + Scythe | Play ending abruptly, dangerous play, potential ending abruptly |
| Child + Whip | Conflicting beginnings, arguing about inexperience |
| Child + Birds | To gossip about play, a worrying beginning |
| Child + Fox | Selfish play, self caring through inexperience, cautious or suspicious beginnings |
| Child + Bear | Powerful potential, a strong beginning, working on inexperience |
| Child + Star | Spiritual inexperience, a hopeful beginning, inspirational potential |
| Child + Stork | A new beginning is arriving, inexperience transforming, potential is arriving |
| Child + Dog | Supportive play, friendly play |
| Child + Tower | Isolated potential, corporate inexperience, lonely play, lonely beginnings |
| Child + Garden | Teamwide potential, public play, cultural inexperience |
| Child + Mountain | Challenging potential, obstructive inexperience, difficult beginnings |
| Child + Crossroad | Choosing inexperience, choosing play, choosing beginnings |
| Child + Mice | Destructive inexperience, destructive beginnings, stolen potential |
| Child + Heart | Romantic potential, a romantic beginning, romantic inexperience |
| Child + Ring | Contractual beginning, circular inexperience, committing to potential |
| Child + Book | To know of a beginning (eg become aware of it), a secret beginning, educational inexperience |
| Birds + Letter | To document inexperience, to communicate a new beginning |
| Child + Man | A new beginning with a man, play involving a man |
| Child + Woman | A new beginning with a woman, play involving a woman |
| Child + Lily | Wise potential, an ethical beginning, pleasurable play |
| Child + Sun | A successful beginning |
| Child + Moon | Emotional inexperience, emotional potential, fantasising about potential |
| Child + Key | Opening up potential, a liberating new beginning, resolving inexperience |
| Child + Fish | Commercial or financial inexperience, financial potential, a financial beginning |
| Child + Anchor | Stabilising potential, a reliable beginning |
| Child + Cross | Burdened by inexperience, burdensome beginnings |
| Child + Soul | A new beginning with someone, play involving someone |