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Itchy palm

Itchy palm: right palm means money coming in, left means money going out. First recorded: Roman era; Pliny mentions palm omens. That makes it around 2,000 years old — joint 15th oldest of the 45 superstitions we have dated.

Earliest record
Roman era see the history below
Itchy Palm Superstition: Origin, Meaning and When It Began

When it actually starts

How old is this one

First recorded Roman era; Pliny mentions palm omens
That makes it around 2,000 years old
Rank by age Joint 15th oldest of 45 dated here
Category Body

Body omens — itching, twitching, sneezing — form the oldest and most widespread category of superstition, because the body produces small unexplained signals constantly and they invite interpretation.

Itchy palm, first recorded: Roman era
Itchy palm, first recorded: Roman eraTimeline of the earliest written records of 45 superstitions, compressed so that older periods take less room; Itchy palm (Roman era) highlighted.The evil eye: 3000 BCSpilling salt: 500 BCEye twitching: 500 BCSneezing omens: 500 BCFuneral superstitions: 500 BCPregnancy superstitions: 500 BCHiccups superstitions: 500 BCHouse superstitions: 500 BCDeath omens: 500 BCButterfly omens: 500 BCCricket superstitions: 500 BCGambling superstitions: 500 BCSailing superstitions: 500 BCBird omens: 350 BCNew Year superstitions: 50Breaking a mirror: 50Itchy palm: 50Itchy left palm: 50Itchy right palm: 50Owls as omens: 50Moon superstitions: 50Ringing in the ears: 50Left hand superstitions: 50Right hand superstitions: 50Crows as omens: 50Money superstitions: 50Spider superstitions: 50Horseshoe over the door: 950Walking under a ladder: 1300Food superstitions: 1300Ladybug superstitions: 1300Broom superstitions: 1300Bat superstitions: 1300Black cat crossing your path: 1560Four-leaf clover: 1620Opal bad luck: 1829Finding a penny: 1840Knocking on wood: 1850Whistling indoors: 1850Wedding superstitions: 1867The number 13: 1867Friday the 13th: 1869Theater superstitions: 1939Exam superstitions: 1950Sports superstitions: 1950Itchy palm · Roman era3000 BC1000 BCAD 110001500180019001950older ← time scale compressed → more recentSource: earliest written record of each superstition, as dated on this siteastrohot.com
Itchy palm, first recorded: Roman eraTimeline of the earliest written records of 45 superstitions, compressed so that older periods take less room; Itchy palm (Roman era) highlighted.The evil eye: 3000 BCSpilling salt: 500 BCEye twitching: 500 BCSneezing omens: 500 BCFuneral superstitions: 500 BCPregnancy superstitions: 500 BCHiccups superstitions: 500 BCHouse superstitions: 500 BCDeath omens: 500 BCButterfly omens: 500 BCCricket superstitions: 500 BCGambling superstitions: 500 BCSailing superstitions: 500 BCBird omens: 350 BCNew Year superstitions: 50Breaking a mirror: 50Itchy palm: 50Itchy left palm: 50Itchy right palm: 50Owls as omens: 50Moon superstitions: 50Ringing in the ears: 50Left hand superstitions: 50Right hand superstitions: 50Crows as omens: 50Money superstitions: 50Spider superstitions: 50Horseshoe over the door: 950Walking under a ladder: 1300Food superstitions: 1300Ladybug superstitions: 1300Broom superstitions: 1300Bat superstitions: 1300Black cat crossing your path: 1560Four-leaf clover: 1620Opal bad luck: 1829Finding a penny: 1840Knocking on wood: 1850Whistling indoors: 1850Wedding superstitions: 1867The number 13: 1867Friday the 13th: 1869Theater superstitions: 1939Exam superstitions: 1950Sports superstitions: 1950Itchy palm · Roman era3000 BCAD 115001900older ← time scale compressed → more recentSource: earliest written record of each superstition, as dated on this siteastrohot.com

14 of the dated superstitions here were written down earlier and 18 later, while 12 share its date.

The versions people follow

What exactly is believed

Right palm: money coming

In most European and American versions an itchy right palm means money is about to arrive.

Left palm: money going

An itchy left palm means money is about to be paid out, lost or spent.

Handshake with a stranger

An older reading says an itchy right palm means you will soon shake hands with someone new.

Reversed by gender

Some South Asian traditions read the right palm as lucky for men and the left for women.

How the bad luck is traditionally undone

To keep money from leaving, rub the itchy palm on wood, put the hand in a pocket, or close it into a fist and hold it to your heart.

Where it lives today

The itchy palm is one of the most searched body superstitions, and it is usually half a joke — though a persistent itch on one palm is worth a doctor's look.

What people say

Right palm means money coming in, left means money going out.

What is going on

Dry skin, eczema or contact irritation. Persistent itching without a visible cause is worth showing to a doctor rather than reading.

Where it applies. The sides reverse between regions — in parts of India and the Caribbean the left palm brings money, which means half the world is reading the same signal backwards.

Nearest in age

Itchy palm is joint 15th oldest of the 45 dated superstitions here. Of those, 3 date from 1900 or later and 14 predate the common era.

First-recorded dates are the earliest documented appearance in written sources, not the earliest possible origin — an unrecorded practice can be older. How the dating works and where it is uncertain →

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