Translation of "popular belief" to Spanish

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Dictionary translations for "popular belief"

popular belief noun

pl. popular beliefs

la creencia popular f

Contexts with "popular belief"

In Spain, there's a popular belief that when you sneeze, you have to say "Jesus" for the soul to return to the body. En España existe la creencia popular de que, cuando alguien estornuda, hay que decir "Jesús" para que el alma vuelva a su cuerpo.

Belief in miracles is popular. La creencia en los milagros es popular.

The devout Christian persists in his belief. El cristiano devoto es obstinado en su credo.

He is by nature a kind person and is popular with the children in his neighborhood. Él es por naturaleza una persona amable y es popular entre los niños de su vencidario.

Her belief in God is very firm. Su fe en Dios en muy firme.

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