Reptile dream meaning is explained below using 12 different sources. Each interpretation is shown with its source.
Interpretation 1 — Gustavus Hindman Miller
If you succeed in killing it, you will finally overcome obstacles.
To see a dead reptile come to life, denotes that disputes and disagreements, which were thought to be settled, will be renewed and pushed with bitter animosity.
To handle them without harm to yourself, foretells that you will be oppressed by the ill humor and bitterness of friends, but you will succeed in restoring pleasant relations.
For a young woman to see various kinds of reptiles, she will have many conflicting troubles. Her lover will develop fancies for others.
If she is bitten by any of them, she will be superseded by a rival.
Interpretation 2 — DreamForth
To dream you are safely handling a reptile symbolizes your permissiveness in the face of sarcasm and demeaning jokes from your friends. It further suggests that this bitter breakdown will lead to subsequent renewal of friendship.
To dream that you are bitten by a reptile signifies the emotional depression and anguish from losing your beloved to a rival.
To dream that a dead reptile comes back to life symbolizes an old problem whose resolution turned out to be temporary, but later became the solution.
Interpretation 3 — Dr. Mıchael Lennox
If a reptile features in your dreams, you are connecting to this fundamental element of life. There may be additional meaning associated with the specific animal that is present, but certainly the universal meaning of basic instincts is at play when a reptile appears in a dream.
Interpretation 4 — Joan Seaman - Tom Philbin
2. A feeling that someone near does not have good intentions.
3. Subconscious hopes and fears, a vision for a better life.
Interpretation 5 — Raymond Buckland
Interpretation 6 — Katherine Taylor Craig
Interpretation 7 — Stearn Robinson - Tom Corbett
Interpretation 8 — Klaus Vollmar
Interpretation 9 — James R. Lewis and Evelyn Dorothy Oliver
Interpretation 10 — Tyler Wolfe
Interpretation 11 — Betty Bethards
See Snake.