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Tarot Card Meanings: All 78 Tarot Cards

All 78 tarot cards with their picture and meaning: the 22 Major Arcana and the 56 Minor Arcana across Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles. Tap any card for its full upright and reversed meaning — and have it read for you live, in Spanish, by phone.

This is the complete tarot card meanings list — every one of the 78 tarot cards, grouped the way a reader actually uses them. Start with the Major Arcana for the big turning points, then work through the four suits of the Minor Arcana for everyday questions. Every card links to its own page with the upright meaning, the reversed meaning, and what it says about love, work and a yes-or-no question.

Major Arcana →

The 22 Major Arcana are the backbone of the tarot — the life-changing themes, from The Fool’s leap into the unknown to The World’s sense of completion. When several Major Arcana turn up in a reading, the cards are talking about the big stuff.

Suit of Wands →

The 14 cards of the Suit of Wands are the fire of the tarot: action, passion, drive and creativity. Wands answer questions about projects, motivation and the spark to get moving.

Suit of Cups →

The 14 cards of the Suit of Cups are the water of the tarot: love, emotions, relationships and intuition. Cups are the suit people ask about most when the question is about the heart.

Suit of Swords →

The 14 cards of the Suit of Swords are the air of the tarot: thought, truth, communication and conflict. Swords cut to what is really going on in a decision or a hard conversation.

Suit of Pentacles →

The 14 cards of the Suit of Pentacles are the earth of the tarot: money, work, home and the material side of life. Pentacles answer the practical questions — the job, the bills, the long-term plan.

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How to read these tarot card meanings

Every tarot card has two faces. The upright meaning is the card at its most natural; the reversed meaning — when the card comes out upside down — usually points to the same energy blocked, delayed or turned inward. On each card’s page you get both, plus what the card tends to mean in love, in work and money, and as a quick yes or no.

Reading tarot is less about memorising 78 definitions and more about how the cards sit together: one card gives you a theme, two or three start to tell a story. If you would rather have someone read them with you, a Spanish-speaking tarot reader can draw your cards live over a free web call — start a free tarot reading. Se habla español. Or warm up with our free tarot card game.

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