What Does Dreaming of a Rabbit Mean?
Traditional Interpretation
In the tradition of Ibn Sirin and al-Nabulsi, seeing a rabbit mostly points to a timid, delicate, or gentle woman; in some interpretations it can indicate a situation that secretly frightens the person, or a small provision that is hard to obtain yet destined for them. Catching a rabbit may be interpreted as lawful gain or a bond to be formed with a woman, while the rabbit's escape can herald an opportunity slipping away.
Psychological View
In modern psychology, the rabbit can be associated with shyness, sensitivity, watchfulness, and one's timid inner sides; seeing it in a dream can indicate that the person is acting on a flight-and-defense instinct in some matter. Since it can also represent fertility, abundance, and a desire for new beginnings, it may herald an area of life seeking to grow — a project, a family, an idea.
By Context
For Singles
Seeing a rabbit can indicate meeting someone kind, gentle-natured, and a little shy, or the budding of an emotional closeness.
For Married People
The rabbit may be interpreted as blessing within the family, a child, or growing peace in the home; in some interpretations it can also represent tenderness and protectiveness toward one's spouse.
Seeing a White Rabbit
Since white is associated with purity and goodness, it can indicate a bond of pure intent, lawful provision, or a step to be taken toward inner peace.
The Rabbit Escaping / Failing to Catch It (according to Ibn Sirin)
It can point to an opportunity slipping away, a decision left too late, or a goal desired yet never quite grasped; patience and prudence may be advised.