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Wadi: A dry riverbed or valley, symbolizing challenges or obstacles in your path.
 

Wagon: A vehicle for transporting goods, representing your responsibilities or burdens.
 

Waiter: A person who serves food, symbolizing your need for nourishment or support.
 

Walking: A form of movement, symbolizing your progress or journey in life.
 

Walking Stick: An aid for walking, representing support or guidance.
 

Wall: A structure that separates or protects, symbolizing boundaries or limitations.
 

War: A conflict or battle, representing internal or external struggles.
 

Warehouse: A place to store goods, symbolizing your hidden potential or resources.
 

Warlock: A male witch, representing your fears or negative thoughts.
 

**Washbowl:** A container for washing, symbolizing purification or cleansing.
 

Washing (hands, body, or feet): An act of cleaning, representing your desire to remove guilt or shame.
 

Wasp: A stinging insect, representing aggression or danger.
 

Watchmen: A person who keeps watch, symbolizing your vigilance or caution.
 

Water: A life-giving substance, representing emotions, creativity, and potential.
 

Water Fountain: A source of flowing water, symbolizing abundance or refreshment.
 

Water Tower: A tall structure that stores water, representing your capacity for holding emotions.
 

Waterfall: A cascading flow of water, representing your release of emotions.
 

Watering: The act of giving water, symbolizing your nurturance or support.
 

Waves: Ripples or movements in water, representing your emotional state or challenges.
 

Wax: A soft, malleable substance, representing your adaptability or flexibility.
 

Wedding: A ceremony that symbolizes union or commitment.
 

Wedding Cake: A symbol of celebration and sweetness, representing your desires for happiness.
 

Weeds: Unwanted plants, representing obstacles or negativity.
 

Well: A source of water, representing your inner wisdom or potential.
 

Werewolf: A mythical creature, representing your animalistic instincts or fears.
 

West (see directions): A direction associated with endings or transitions.
 

Whale: A large sea creature, representing your subconscious or hidden emotions.
 

Wheat: A grain, representing abundance or prosperity.
 

Wheelchair: A device that assists with mobility, representing your need for support or dependence.
 

Whip: A tool for punishment, representing your authority or control.
 

Whirlwind: A swirling column of air, representing chaos or upheaval.
 

Whispering: A soft, secretive form of communication, representing your hidden thoughts or intentions.
 

Whistle: A device that produces a shrill sound, representing your need to be heard or noticed.
 

White Horse: A symbol of purity or power, representing your positive qualities.
 

Wilderness: An untamed or remote area, representing your inner world or spiritual journey.
 

Willow Tree: A tree known for its weeping branches, representing sadness or grief.
 

Wind: A force of nature, representing your emotions or the direction of your life.
 

Window: An opening that allows light and air to enter, representing your perspective or connection to the outside world.
 

Wine: An alcoholic beverage, representing joy or indulgence.
 

Winged Women: Mythical creatures with wings, representing your aspirations or spiritual growth.
 

Wings: Appendages that allow for flight, representing your freedom or potential.
 

Wink: A subtle gesture, representing your flirtatiousness or playfulness.
 

Winnowing: The process of separating grain from chaff, representing your ability to discern truth from falsehood.
 

Winter: A cold season, representing a period of dormancy or reflection.
 

Wisdom: Knowledge or understanding, representing your maturity or insight.
 

Witch: A mythical figure with magical powers, representing your intuition or hidden potential.
 

Withered: A state of decay, representing your feelings of loss or disappointment.
 

Wolf: A wild animal, representing your instincts or primal desires.
 

Woman: A female person, representing your femininity or nurturing qualities.
 

Woodpecker: A bird that pecks at trees, representing your persistence or determination.
 

Woods: A dense forest, representing your subconscious or inner world.
 

Wool: A soft, warm material, representing your comfort or security.
 

Working: An activity that involves effort, representing your responsibilities or goals.
 

Worm: A small, crawling creature, representing your fears or weaknesses.
 

Wormwood: A bitter herb, representing bitterness or resentment.
 

Wound: An injury, representing your emotional or physical pain.
 

Wreath: A circular arrangement of flowers or leaves, representing victory or honor.
 

Wrestler: A person who engages in wrestling, representing your competitive spirit or your need to overcome obstacles.
 

Wrestling: A sport involving physical grappling, representing your inner struggles or conflicts.
 

Wristwatch: A device that measures time, representing your awareness of the passage of time or your need to manage your life.
 

Writing: The act of creating written words, representing your self-expression or communication.