No. 4,360 in German
geglaubt
Believed.
In a sentence
Ich habe geglaubt, dass er gestern kommt.
I believed that he would come yesterday.
In this sentence, 'geglaubt' is the past participle of the verb 'glauben,' used in the present perfect tense to express a belief about an event expected at a previous time.
Maria hat lange geglaubt, dass die Erde eine Scheibe ist.
Maria long believed that the Earth is a disk.
Here, 'geglaubt' signifies a mistaken belief held over a prolonged period, highlighting the change of perspective.
Er hätte nie geglaubt, dass er so erfolgreich sein würde.
He would never have believed that he would be so successful.
In this example, 'geglaubt' is utilized in a conditional past perfect construction to denote an unrealized expectation or belief.
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