Acorn:Abundance, harvest
Adder: Transformation, healing
Alder (Fern): Ogham Tree: protection in battle, sometimes unlucky
Apple (Queirt): Ogham Tree: Love, happiness
Ash (Nion): Ogham Tree: action needed, battle, protection
Aspen (Edhadh): Ogham Tree: Achievement, courage, endurance
Awen: Source of light in the cosmos and is representative of the land, sky and sea realms. From the right the first ray symbolises the male forces in the material world. The left symbolises female forces while the centre ray is the one that balances both aspects
Bag: Treasure, misfortune
Bay Leaves: Protection, strength, purification
Bear: Sovereignty, strength
Bee: prosperity, community, organisation
Beech: potency, divination
Berry: Health, protection
Birch (Beith): Ogham Tree: New beginning, good fortune, cleansing
Blackbird: Enchantment, The Gateway, The Inner Call
Blackthorn (Straiph): Sudden change, death
Blindness: Skills in music and poetry, prophecy
Boar: Courage, wealth, warrior spirit, leadership, direction
Broom (Getal): Ogham Tree: Healing, clearing of mental clutter
Bull: War, wealth
Cat: Guardianship. (Black cats were considered lucky, however not the same went for the white cat)
Cauldron: Rebirth, knowledge, abundance, healing and poetic insight
Cave: Otherworld
Cliff: Magical border. Especially if it is a sea cliff as it binds the three realms
Clockwise: Opening
Colours:
blue: protection
brown: strength
green: beauty, prosperity, fertility
red: war, political authority
purple: royalty, power, wealth
white: barrenness, emptiness, purification
Counterclockwise: binding, returning to source
Cow: Female beauty, motherhood, abundance, fertility
Crane: Danger
Crow: Death
Dog/Hound/Wolf: Valor, protection, loyalty
East: stability, centre
Elder (Ruis): Ogham Tree: Self examination, shape-shifting, hosting of the sidhe (faeries), protection from magic
Elm: Attraction of the faeries, protection, love
Flowers: Beauty, youth
Fir (Ailm): Ogham Tree: Relationships
Fire: membership in tribe, brighid
Five: mundane fullness
Fog: magic, the otherworld
Foxgrove: Beauty
Gorse and Furze (Onn): Ogham Tree: Difficulty, protection
Hare: Sexual potency, rebirth, intution, good fortune
Harp: Ireland, magical music, authority
Hawk: Freedom
Hawthorn (Huath): Ogham Tree: Quest, trial, attraction during the festival of beltaine, hosting of the fearies
Hazel (Coll): Ogham Tree: Positive change, poetry, magic, wildwood
Heather (Ur): Ogham Tree: Transition
Hill: Authority, isolated magic
Holly (Tinne): Ogham Tree: Induces good dreams, trickery
Horse: Strength, sovereignty
Hurley Stick: Youthful Warrior
Ivy (Gort): Ogham Tree: Self
The Knot: Longevity
Ligntning: Switfness, punishment
Mistletoe: Healing, longevity, fertility
Mugwort: Protection
Ninth Wave: the number 9 represents magical fullness. The boundaries of the middle earth are marked by the ninth wave, beyond the ninth wave is the Otherworld. In the underworld, it is believed that there are 9 maidens who tend the cauldron of rebirth
North: Magical origin
Nut: Wisdom
Oak (Duir): Ogham Tree: Higher powers at work, wisdom, law, hospitality, tradition
One-eyed/One-handedness: Magical ability
Otter: Otherworld, helpfulness
Owl: Detachment, wisdom, change
Ox: Labour
Passage Grave: The Otherworld
Plain: Civilisation
Ram: Sacrifice, achievement
Reed (Ngetal): Ogham Tree: Knowledge, preservation
Right hand: Opening
Ring: On the middle finger it stands for Druid, on the thumb it stands for King
Rowan (Luis): Ogham Tree: Protection, magic, rejuvenation
Salmon: Poetic wisdom, life-force, inspiration, clairvoyance
Serpent/Dragon: Sovereignty, protection, wisdom
Seven: Hierarchy
Shield: Protection in battle
Silver: Authority
South: Origin of mortals
Sow: Greed
Spiral: Believed to represent the passage from inner life to the outer soul or higher spirit forms
Stag: Kingship, enchantment, the underworld
Standing Stone: Memorial of glourious deaths
Sun: Light, fertility
Sunburst: Fianna warriors
Swan: Beauty, The Tuatha De Danann, spiritual evolution
Sword: Truth, warrior
Symmetry: Stagnation, impotence
Three: The number 3 represented the realms of the land, the triad of deities. It symbolises binding
Torc: Authority, freedom and noble status
Triskele: Stands for the triad in celtic cosmology. It is also said to represent three stages of life
Thunder: Power, strength
Twilight: The Otherworld
Valerian: Health, sleep, love, purification
Vine (Muin): Ogham Tree: Strength
Wand: Magic
Water: Borders to the otherworld
Weasel: The Otherworld
Well: Health, inspiration, mystical power
Willow (Sail): Ogham Tree: Insight, health, fertility, magic
Wren: Divination, hidden.
Yarrow: Courage, health, love
Yew (Idhadh): Ogham Tree: Primordial: life and death, royalty