The cards of the tarot — a deck of seventy-eight, read as a set of pictures a person thinks with. Italian, plural of tarocco; the older Italian game-name, kept whole rather than translated. The meanings are the reader's to make.
Italian tarocchi, plural of tarocco, the name of the older Italian card game the deck was built for; the word is kept whole here rather than translated.
The tarot realm — a locally kept 78-card deck offering a card for the morning, one for being stuck, and one for the evening, with no account and no cloud behind any of it. The cards are the same tarocchi that gave the old Italian game its name: pictures a person thinks with, not answers handed over.