Wing جناح

In a dream it is a son.

Whoever sees that he has two wings will have two sons born to him. A wing is feathers, and feathers are wealth in interpretation. Feathers may be drink because [the word] reversed [is drink: rish / shirb]. Feathers may signify standing, because it is said, 'So-and-so flew with someone else's wing.' Feathers may signify the sprouting of crops.

Whoever sees that he has a wing with which he flies, it is a journey under the authority of a ruler, in proportion to how high he rose from the earth; if he does not fly with it, it is good that comes to him. Two wings are wealth and two children: whoever's wing is broken, his child will fall sick; whoever's wing is plucked out, his child will die. A wing is wealth and travel. A wing may be a wound that befalls the one who acquires it. If the wing weighs him down and he cannot fly with it, that is sin and punishment.