vihi. ( 1 hunting, archaic) In some traditional hunting traps, a fence that serves to guide the prey towards the trap. ( 2 figuratively) wind, inkling, scent (slight suspicion or hint) saada vihiÃ¤ to get wind of.
Peacock Symbolism. Meaning of Peacock Symbols. The peacock is a wonderful bird, it is colorful and beautiful, the first time you see one, it is spellbinding. It has often been believed that keeping peacock feathers in your house will bring you bad luck, so there is the first symbol that peacocks stand for, bad luck. Another symbol the peacock stands for is renewal.
The peacock is also seen as a symbol of resurrection: When the peacock sheds his feathers, he grows more brilliant ones than those he lost. 2. One may also hear the opinion that the peacock is the symbol of (ironically) humility, since it has great beauty, yet hides it all behind itself.o the best of my knowledge, the Protestant denominations have never really used the Peacock as a symbol. It is used somewhat commonly in the Orthodox church (which is where I was first acquainted with its use), and can be seen in medieval Catholic churches.