In a dream, if seen apart from the saddle, it is a boy child; if seen with the saddle, it is a child relied upon in his affairs. It is said it is a woman's private part, for it is the mainstay of the house.
The stirrup signifies the camels one rides. Stirrups may signify rest from toil, or service for the unemployed, and travel. It may signify what is trodden upon, such as shoes, a mat or ground. The two stirrups may signify a husband and wife, two children or two servants. The stirrup is honorable wealth and leadership, much adornment, a rise in leadership and fame; its being adorned with gold does no harm. The stirrup signifies a beautiful slave girl. Its being of iron is the dreamer's strength; its being of lead signifies the weakness of his affairs and his religion; its being of silver plated with gold signifies slave girls and servant boys.
Whoever sees that he acquired a stirrup or two stirrups for his saddle will obtain a servant or two servants.
Whoever sees that his stirrup was cut or stolen, his servant will die or he will sell him.