Lenormand Card Meanings

2. The Clover

Interpreting The Clover

The Clover is the second card of the Lenormand and symbolises short-term luck and opportunities. It describes something fleeting that you find unexpectedly. The Clover represents a small amount of whatever the topic is – a small win, a small amount of money, a small risk. Unless it is surrounded by negative cards, The Clover is a sure sign that taking a gamble will pay off for you at this time.

The Clover as a Person

The Clover describes someone who is cheerful, happy-go-lucky, and an eternal optimist. They live in the present and are not afraid to take a chance on life. They are funny, easy-going, and can be a little mischievous at times. A person signified by The Clover can use their charm to get out of sticky situations.

Physically, The Clover can describe someone short, with a fair complexion and green or hazel eyes. It can be used to depict someone with a cheeky smile or a happy face.

The Clover can refer to a comedian, gambler, lawnmower, herbalist, market stall holder, a vegan, or a vegetarian.

The Clover as a Place

The Clover can represent anywhere clover grows, such as a lawn or a grassy field. It can also refer to the country of Ireland.

The Clover as an Object

As an object, The Clover can represent a lucky charm, a lottery ticket, a houseplant, or a lawnmower.

The Clover as Advice

When The Clover appears in a reading, it means that today is your lucky day. It advises you to take advantage of whatever opportunities are thrown at you because the window won’t stay open for long. The Clover also encourages you to be optimistic and not to waste time overthinking things. Often The Clover indicates signs and synchronicities, so it is in your best interest to stay present and pay extra attention to your surroundings when you see this card.