TAROT Definition & Meaning

tarot

[tar-oh, ta-roh]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

any of a set of 22 playing cards bearing allegorical representations, used for fortunetelling and as trump cards in tarok.

tarot

/ ˈ��æ��əʊ /

noun

one of a special pack of cards, now used mainly for fortune-telling, consisting of 78 cards (4 suits of 14 cards each (the minor arcana), and 22 other cards (the major arcana))
a card in a tarot pack with distinctive symbolic design, such as the Wheel of Fortune

adjective

relating to tarot cards

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51�Թ� History and Origins

Origin of tarot¹

1590–1600; back formation from taros (plural) < Middle French < Italian tarocchi, plural of tarocco

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51�Թ� History and Origins

Origin of tarot¹

C16: from French, from Old Italian tarocco, of unknown origin

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So when I’m with somebody that’s really invested and committed to runes or tarot, I am hook, line and sinker in.

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Surfaces are covered in books, tarot cards, clay and other art supplies to make use of.

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He started to believe that he had the ability to heal people by touching them, and that he could divine their futures with the help of his psychic abilities and tarot cards.

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Psychics, tarot readers and astrologers say scammers are cloning their Instagram accounts and soliciting payments from their followers for faux readings.

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Contact her for a private reading or attend one of her free tarot readings, held weekly, on Instagram.

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tarok tarp

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