This is the 4812th most frequent German word.
aberglaube
Superstition.
This sentence uses 'Aberglaube' to express the concept of superstition that someone might or might not believe in, showing its use in abstract discussions of beliefs.
Ich glaube nicht an Aberglaube.
I do not believe in superstition.
Here, 'Aberglaube' refers to a specific traditional belief or superstition commonly discussed culturally, showcasing its function as a noun referring to cultural beliefs.
Der Aberglaube besagt, dass schwarze Katzen Unglück bringen.
The superstition states that black cats bring bad luck.
In this usage, 'Aberglauben' (a declined form) signifies an overarching or general belief in superstitions, emphasizing its variety and application in discussions.