What Do Cup Cards Mean in Tarot Reading
In tarot readings, the suit of Cups represents the element of water. The Cup cards carry different meanings, but they generally relate to human emotions and feelings.
The Minor Arcana suit of Cups in tarot consists of 14 cards: a King, Queen, Knight, and Page, followed by ten numbered cards from 1 through 10.
Each card has its own unique interpretation, and the position in which it appears is also important. The suit of Cups is often associated with symbols such as Pisces, Cancer, and Scorpio.
By reading the interpretations of the Cup cards on Pichak, you’ll fully understand the meaning of each card.
Tap any card to reveal and read its interpretation.
| Cards | Cards |
|---|---|
Ace of Cups Beauty – Good health |
Two of Cups Two of Cups A new relationship – Friendship |
Three of Cups Three of Cups A bright and joyful future – A happy ending |
Four of Cups Four of Cups Success – Kindness |
Five of Cups Five of Cups Sorrow – Losing someone |
Six of Cups Six of Cups Childhood gift – Happiness |
Seven of Cups Seven of Cups Imagination – Success |
Eight of Cups Eight of Cups Success – Relationship breakup |
Nine of Cups Nine of Cups Good future – Physical wellbeing |
Ten of Cups Ten of Cups Happy family – Joy |
Page of Cups Page of Cups Joy in life – Love of art and literature |
Knight of Cups Knight of Cups Ingenuity – Dreaming |
Queen of Cups Queen of Cups Wisdom – Good nature |
King of Cups King of Cups Success and advancement in work – Compensation |
Each card in the suit has a different interpretation, and its position (how early or late it appears) can relate to a specific timeframe. If you’d like to easily learn Tarot reading, visit the Tarot Reading Guide section on Pichak and explore the meaning and description of each card.
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