This is the 9276th most frequent German word.
marien
The word "marien" does not exist as a standalone word in German; it may be a mistaken form of "Maria" (a name) or "Marien" (genitive plural of "Maria" referring to things related to Maria).
In this sentence, 'Marien' relates to 'Marienlieder,' meaning songs dedicated to Mary, commonly the Virgin Mary in Christian tradition.
Marienlieder sind oft bei feierlichen Anlässen zu hören.
Marian hymns are often heard at solemn occasions.
The plural form 'Marien' is used here to denote multiple depictions of Mary, often used in art contexts.
Die Kunstwerke zeigen Bilder von Marien und Heiligen.
The artworks display images of Marys and saints.
Here, 'Marien' is part of 'Marienkäfer,' which refers to ladybugs. 'Marien' originates from the association with the Virgin Mary, representing purity.