Taurus compatibility
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Taurus with every sign
Taurus and Aries
Love 47% Friendship 47% Work 51% Explore this pairing 84%Taurus and Taurus
Love 86% Friendship 90% Work 82% Explore this pairing 55%Taurus and Gemini
Love 53% Friendship 53% Work 60% Explore this pairing 96%Taurus and Cancer
Love 98% Friendship 99% Work 98% Explore this pairing 42%Taurus and Leo
Love 44% Friendship 44% Work 40% Explore this pairing 100%Taurus and Virgo
Love 100% Friendship 100% Work 100% Explore this pairing 56%Taurus and Libra
Love 54% Friendship 54% Work 61% Explore this pairing 84%Taurus and Scorpio
Love 96% Friendship 86% Work 82% Explore this pairing 50%Taurus and Sagittarius
Love 48% Friendship 48% Work 52% Explore this pairing 100%Taurus and Capricorn
Love 100% Friendship 100% Work 100% Explore this pairing 48%Taurus and Aquarius
Love 50% Friendship 50% Work 49% Explore this pairing 96%Taurus and Pisces
Love 98% Friendship 99% Work 98% Explore this pairingThere is more to your story
Two people. Two complete birth charts.
Your Sun signs are just the beginning. Vedic compatibility considers both birth charts, including the Moon and nakshatras. Enter your birth details for a more personal view of your connection.
Explore your birth-chart compatibility How Vedic compatibility worksA little context before you compare
What do the percentages mean?
These are editorial Sun-sign ratings, not measured probabilities of relationship success. Overall, love, friendship and work are separate ratings; the overall score is not their arithmetic average.
Is this a Vedic compatibility report?
This guide compares Sun-sign archetypes. A Vedic compatibility report uses both birth dates, times and places to calculate chart-specific factors. The birth-chart tool is the next step if you know those details.
Does a lower score mean a relationship will not work?
No. A score cannot know your values, circumstances or willingness to understand each other. Use these descriptions as conversation starters, never as a verdict about a person or a relationship.
