No. 7,491 in German
glaubers
The German word "Glauber's" refers to "Glauber's salt," which is sodium sulfate.
In a sentence
Ich glaubers kaum, dass es heute nicht regnen wird.
I can hardly believe that it will not rain today.
The word 'glaubers' derived from 'glauben' (to believe), is used in an informal expression to emphasize doubt or incredulity in a statement.
Du glaubers wirklich, dass er das gemacht hat?
Do you really believe that he did that?
Here, 'glaubers' acts as a colloquial second-person singular form of 'glauben' (to believe), questioning the speaker's certainty about a fact.
Manchmal glaubers, dass alles möglich ist, wenn man träumt.
Sometimes, you believe that everything is possible when dreaming.
In this sentence, 'glaubers' portrays a general statement or reflection on perception or belief, used poetically to describe dreaming or hoping.
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