(Eggs) in a place or in a vessel are women or slave girls. Whoever sees that his hen laid eggs, a child will be born to him. Its boiled eggs are wholesome provision. If he ate the shell, he is a grave robber. If he sees eggs in his hand, his wife will become like a dead woman. If he sees that his wife laid an egg, she will give birth to an unbelieving son. If he sees that he set a hen on eggs and chicks hatched from them, a dead matter that had become difficult for him will come back to life, and a believing child will be born to him; he may be granted a son for every chick. If he sees that he set a rooster on eggs and it hatched chicks, a teacher will come there who will bring out (educate) boys. If he sees that he has many eggs, he has much money and goods whose spoiling he fears. Parrot eggs are a pious slave girl.
(Whoever sees) boiled eggs in his hand, a matter that had dragged on and become difficult for him will be set right, and he will obtain money by setting it right, and a dead matter will come back to life for him. If he ate it with its thin shell, he is a grave robber; if he removed the shell, he will consume a woman's money or squander it; and if he ate it, he will marry a woman who has money. Crane eggs are the children of the poor.
(Whoever sees) that he was given an egg, a noble child will be born to him; if it broke, his child will die.
(Whoever sees) that he is eating eggshells is a grave robber who strips the dead. Many eggs for an unmarried man are marriage, and for a married man, children. Small eggs are daughters, and large ones are sons.
(Whoever sees) that he is peeling cooked eggs will obtain money from some of the clients (freedmen). Eggs signify gold and silver: the white is silver and the yolk is gold. Eggs signify children, wives and slave girls. They may signify graves. Eggs (bayd) may signify the helmets (bayd) of spearmen and helmets. Eggs may signify gathering with family, relatives and loved ones. Eggs may signify collecting dirhams and dinars and saving them.
(Whoever sees) eggs being burned in a place as dung is burned, it signifies the taking captive of the women of that place.