English-language cards may say an itchy palm means money; some Korean oral notes say a slap is coming. Which hand is “income” splits by household. Real itch is dermatitis, eczema, or liver until a clinician says otherwise. This page is an omen dictionary, not a prescription. Split from salt and knock-wood gesture landings.
English money-copy and Korean hit-talk coexist. Not an exchange rate.
No agreed spec for which hand is income. Not a push notification.
Recurring itch is a clinic. Do not delay a steroid for folklore.
Knock-wood and crossed fingers are other URLs. This is the palm only.
| English cards | Money lore |
|---|---|
| Some Korean talk | Slap coming |
| Left/right | Houses split |
| Skin | Dermatology first |
Entertainment and culture. Not a forecast.
For entertainment and cultural context. Charms, omens, and saju are not prediction, finance, medical, or legal advice.