English–Japanese
“superstition” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajimeishin
Example
迷信を信じる人もいます。mei shin o shin ji ru hito mo i ma su
Some people believe in superstition.
How to say “superstition” in Japanese
“Superstition” in Japanese is 迷信 (meishin).
Refers to a belief that treats an unsupported connection between events as real and meaningful.
Example sentences with 迷信
地域によって、さまざまな迷信が伝えられています。chi iki ni yo tte sa ma za ma na mei shin ga tsuta e ra re te i ma su
Various superstitions have been passed down in different regions.
Tips for using 迷信
- English commonly uses superstition for beliefs such as considering a certain number lucky or unlucky, which provides a familiar context for 迷信 (meishin).