How to say superstition in Japanese

迷信^☆【めいしんmeishin】 Inflection: noun / ~の noun / ~する noun:
superstition; superstitious belief

Example Sentences

「どこdoko のno 迷信meishin よyo、それsore」「庶民shomin のno 知恵chie をwo 言ってitte くれkure」: "Where's that superstition from?" "Call it folk wisdom."
彼kare はha１３がga 不吉なfukitsuna 数kazu だda というtoiu 迷信meishin をwo 信じているshinjiteiru。: He believes in the superstition that 13 is an unlucky number.
私watashi はha 愚かなorokana 迷信meishin などnado 信じないshinjinai。: I have no faith in a silly superstition.
そんなsonna ばかげたbakageta 迷信meishin はha もうmou 存在sonzai しないshinai。: Such a ridiculous superstition no longer exists.
そのsono 迷信meishin はha 彼らのkarerano 間ma でde 今ima なおnao 残っているnokotteiru。: This superstition still lingers on among them.

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