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What signs are Virgos most compatible with?
Capricorn, Taurus, Scorpio, and Cancer are the signs most compatible with Virgo.
What is Capricorn's compatible zodiac signs?
Virgo and Taurus are the best for Capricorn
What signs are Taurus compatible with?
Taurus is compatible with with any of the four of the following: Cancer, Virgo, Capricorn, and Pisces.
Are Capricorn and Cancer compatible signs?
Generally speaking a Capricorn - Cancer relationship is difficult.
What other signs is Taurus compataible with?
Taurus is compatible with Capricorn.
What signs are Cancer most attracted to?
They are compatible with all water (pisces, scorpio, cancer) and earth (taurus, virgo, capricorn) signs but attracted to Taurus, Capricorn and Leo.
What star signs are compatible with Taurus?
Taurus is typically compatible with Virgo and Capricorn due to their earth element, shared values, and practical approach to life. They may also get along well with water signs Cancer and Pisces, who can provide emotional depth and support to the relationship.
Are Aries male and a Capricorn female compatible signs?
Yes, if they have compatible personalities .
What zodiac signs are most compatible with Taurus?
They are most compatible with Virgo, Capricorn and Taurus
Who are Sagittarius and Capricorn cusps compatible with?
Cusps signs are generally attracted to other cups signs, but Sagittarius capricorns are best with Scorpio Sagittarius cusps.
What is an Aquarius compatible wtih?
Extremely compatible with Libra and Gemini; mildly compatible with Sagitarrius, Virgo, Capricorn, Aries, Pisces, and Aquarius itself.
Is Taurus and Capricorn compatible?
Yes! In astrology, these two signs are said to be very compatible. They are both earth signs, and value the 'seriousness' of life. You both can fulfill each others needs. Capricorn inspires Taurus with their perseverance to climb every mountain and highest hill to gain success. Both signs work well with money, and are very hardworking. This relationship will be harmonious.
