The original French page features an illustrated gallery of Tarot cards. The image files are not included in this offline translation; this text-only guide names the 22 major arcana and gives a concise, traditional symbolic association for each.
0 · The FoolFreedom, beginnings and the open road.
I · The MagicianSkill, initiative and possibility.
II · The High PriestessInner knowledge and mystery.
III · The EmpressCreation, care and abundance.
IV · The EmperorStructure, authority and stability.
V · The HierophantTradition, teaching and shared values.
VI · The LoversChoice, relationship and alignment.
VII · The ChariotDirection, discipline and momentum.
VIII · StrengthCourage, patience and gentle control.
IX · The HermitSolitude, reflection and guidance.
X · Wheel of FortuneCycles, change and turning points.
XI · JusticeBalance, fairness and accountability.
XII · The Hanged ManPause, surrender and a new viewpoint.
XIII · DeathEnding, transition and renewal.
XIV · TemperanceModeration, integration and patience.
XV · The DevilAttachment, temptation and constraints.
XVI · The TowerDisruption, revelation and release.
XVII · The StarHope, inspiration and healing.
XVIII · The MoonDreams, uncertainty and intuition.
XIX · The SunClarity, joy and vitality.
XX · JudgementAwakening, review and renewal.
XXI · The WorldCompletion, integration and wholeness.
These are common symbolic associations, not part of the card-scoring rules of French Tarot.
Translation based on the public French page: open original ↗