๐Ÿช„ Basics

Tarot Suits for Beginners: Wands, Cups, Swords, Pentacles

By Selena (Atelier Tarot) ยท

A beginner guide to the four Minor Arcana suits, their elements and meanings, and a simple formula for reading any number or court card.

Of the 78 tarot cards, 56 belong to the Minor Arcana. That sounds like a lot to memorize, but the Minor Arcana are built on a very simple rule: four suits combined with numbers and court ranks. Once you understand the rule, the basic meaning of all 56 cards comes to you naturally.

The four suits and their elements

Just as playing cards have spades, hearts, diamonds, and clubs, tarot has four suits. Each is linked to one of the four classical elements: fire, water, air, and earth.

SuitElementAreas of lifeKeywords
๐Ÿช„ WandsFirepassion, action, business, work, creativityattempts, challenge, overload, will
๐Ÿ† CupsWateremotion, love, relationships, intuition, artempathy, romance, hurt, healing
โš”๏ธ SwordsAirreason, thought, conflict, decisionsworry, wounds, logic, opposition
๐Ÿช™ PentaclesEarthmoney, the material world, reality, healthmoney, assets, effort, achievement

๐Ÿช„ Wands โ€” will that burns like fire

Wands are drawn as wooden staffs sprouting fresh leaves. Like a living tree, they stand for the urge to grow and the passion that gets things started. They show up often in questions about work, business, projects, and challenges. Lots of Wands means โ€œact more, think less.โ€

๐Ÿ† Cups โ€” a vessel for the heart

Cups are chalices that hold water. Just as water takes the shape of its container, Cups symbolize emotion and relationshipsโ€”love, friendship, family, plus intuition and imagination. When Cups appear in a love reading, read them through the flow of feelings.

โš”๏ธ Swords โ€” thoughts like a double-edged blade

Swords are double-edged. Thought can cut through a problem cleanly, but too much of it can wound you and others. That is why Swords include cards of judgment, decisions, and communication alongside worry, conflict, and hurt. When Swords appear, sorting out your thoughts is the key.

๐Ÿช™ Pentacles โ€” the world you can touch

Pentacles are gold coins engraved with a star. They cover the material worldโ€”money, jobs, property, the body and healthโ€”and results built slowly over time. In money or career readings, Pentacles point to practical plans and consistency.

The flow of numbers: a story from 1 to 10

Each suit tells a story from Ace (1) to 10: a seed sprouts, grows, meets trials, bears fruit, and completes a cycle.

NumberMeaningExample
Ace (1)seed, new beginning, potentialAce of Cups = the start of love
2balance, choice, partnershipTwo of Pentacles = juggling finances
3expansion, cooperation, first resultsThree of Wands = business growth
4rest, comfort, stagnationFour of Swords = resting the mind
5change, conflict, lossFive of Cups = emotional disappointment
6recovery, sharing, movementSix of Swords = moving away from trouble
7assessment, strategy, challengeSeven of Pentacles = reviewing results
8swift progress, overload, focusEight of Wands = things moving fast
9near fruition, vigilance, perfectionismNine of Wands = guarding the last stretch
10end of a cycle, completion, excessTen of Pentacles = lasting family wealth

Court cards: four people

After the number cards come four court cards. They describe personalities or stages of maturity, and sometimes real people in your life.

  • Page: the curious beginner, a learning stage, a messenger bringing news
  • Knight: a person of action, energy and drive, sometimes haste
  • Queen: receptivity and compassion, maturity, inner strength and care
  • King: mature authority, leadership, control, mastery

The reading formula: [element] + [number or rank]

Now combine the two:

  • Cups (emotion) + 1 (beginning) = Ace of Cups โ†’ new love or a heart opening
  • Swords (thought) + 4 (rest) = Four of Swords โ†’ giving a tired mind a break
  • Pentacles (money) + Knight (steady action) = Knight of Pentacles โ†’ slow but sure money management
  • Wands (passion) + 10 (excess) = Ten of Wands โ†’ carrying too much at once

Real cards add the symbolism of their artwork, which makes the meaning richer. But this formula alone lets you read the basic flow at first. Each cardโ€™s full meaning is in our tarot card dictionary, organized by suit.

Selenaโ€™s tip: When two or more cards of the same suit appear, that element is the โ€œstageโ€ your question is playing out on. Many Wands mean work, many Cups the heart, many Swords the mind, and many Pentacles the material world.