The Longest Word in Any Language
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
- Which language has the longest single natural word ever penned? Not English. ("What about Titin?" "Welsh??" * )
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Some languages have really, REALLY long words. But they're not just full of random letters. There's a pattern to the grammar of letter-filled words that won't quit. It's called "compounding". It's a word-building strategy used in Greek, German and even Polynesian languages like Hawai'ian.
It was my jarring run-in with really long words in that third language that brings me to this story. Come with me, and learn a bit about how Hawaiian words are built. And why when you flip open a Hawaiian dictionary, the words all seem so short, but when you see it in practice, you'll sometimes run into a real monster or two.
So, does that mean Hawaiian has the longest words ever?
Not tellin'. You'll have to watch.
* The chemical name for Titin? Welsh? [Insert-long-word-here]?
I went with the decision by Guinness World Records. They ruled out artificial words like chemical nomenclature and words created to test long word limits. Place names are often considered separately, but I mention them here. The Welsh name mentioned in multiple comments isn't as long as the Maori hill on the books for longest single-word place name. The longest place name (not constructed as a single word) may be the poetic/sung Thai name for Bangkok.
Though it wasn't the point of the video (the compounding strategy was), it's a conversation starter: what are the criteria for longest word? Many comments just disagree; essentially, "what about [my_word]?!?" I'd be interested to see even more good discussion on the decision-making process.
* AVERAGE WORD LENGTH (asterisked in the video)
Preliminary data from my homemade script that parsed limited samples in several languages. My sample text came from Wikipedia articles in each language. See the credits link at the bottom for more about it.
~ CREDITS & SOURCES ~
Art, narration, animation and most music by Josh from NativLang
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Assorted Rimshots from incompetech.com (4 sec used for "reveal")
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the longest word is "arroz" in spanish
it begins with a and ends with z thats why
Maco Doodles nope its smiles because theres a mule between each s
*mile
Maco Doodles Ahora quiero arroz
Actually it is titan pronounced in it's true state and a man pronounced it and it took him 3 hours and is about 185,000 letters long
arroz caldo
Correction: German did not lose that word. The law, which it describes simply got removed.
I cannot stress how happy i am that I found your channel! UA-cam needs more people like you.
Ah, I was hoping this would be playful and not misleading. I'll add yours as a note to the credits/sources doc.
I want to have you lick my ice cream, language daddy. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
+NativLang a language that uses long(ish) words in everyday sentences is Russian, for example in English we say "hello" but to say it politely in Russian you have to pronounce здравствуйте.
dani sechzehn Hahaha.. Interesting. In Denmark we have long words that look like and relate to German (like for instance Direktorat for Arbejdsløshedsforsikring, the office for unemployment) but not quite as long. May I suggest you write the word you are reffering to here please?
Murderer: any last words?
Lol
“I have pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis. Do not execute me.”
Yup pastebin.com/wkKH8xD8
Say the Chemical name of titin
@@btvdrummer sheesh how long did it take to write
What I came for: the longest word
What I stayed for: Sulfur in hawaiian means volcano poop
A’ole
Vulkankacke
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Don't come to Germany if you have hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia.
I think you should explain that it's the phobia of long words, or people might have to waste tehir time to google it (I didn't, I watched GradeAUnderA's video)
andrea ptr buzzkill
i think this word is in almost every language :D
Syron thats so sad. the phobia of long words is a long word
Syron I don't mean to be offensive to anyone who has it, but how can you have a phobia of long words? It doesn't make sense...
Kraftfahrzeugversicherungsfachangestellentauszubildendenseminarbeantragungsstelle - no wonder autocorrection sucks when you‘re texting in German.
nougatbitz I'm German and I have problems to read it xD
nougatbitz
Theoretisch kann man im deutschen immer mehr, komplett aus dem Kontext reißende Wörter in ein Wort einbringen und letztendlich wärde es trotzdem Sinn ergeben.
Btw. Wir benutzen das Wort doch nichtmal. xD
da etwas das jeder aussprechen kann: siebenhundertsiebenundsiebzigtausendsiebenhundertsiebenundsiebzig
Mit 9en wäre das aber lustigär (Ja extra falsch geschrieben xD)
Sorry if I Play Grammar Nazi but: KraftfahrzeugSversicherungsfachangestelltenauszubildendenseminarSbeantragungsstelle You dropped three "S" and shorten the word
muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine is the longest word in Turkish but Turkish is an agglutinative language so you can create infinite words.
And this word almost makes no sense.
@@salixbaby I'm a native Turkish speaker and no one would ever use such a word in Turkish.
@@salixbaby Aslında pek de "ridiculous" değil, normalde eklerle bayağı anlamlı kelimeler yaratabiliyoruzken böyle anlam veremedeğimiz kelimelerin yaratılmasını anlayamıyorum.
There's always a cap even on fellow agglutinational languages, as you run out of type of suffixes. The longest I know of in Hungarian: megszentségtelenithetetlenségeitekért. But we got short suffixes :) it's root+1pre+10suf-fix
@@3goats1coat What does it mean?
guess Chinese is friendly to paper saving.
我们要珍惜纸！
We must appreciate paper!
@@kleeonn but waste ink
Oof
Ca3N2 nah. Just same amount of ink.
Nehco Oahnait shut up its more ink cuz more strokes compared to English go get a brain
we all know its Uvuvwevwevve onyetenyevwe ugwemubwem ossas
FroZen GaMeRzz I came here to comment this fuck
Ismail Qwerty one day too late bud
wot the fock does that word mean?
Sgt. Smoores google "african with longest name"
😂 IT'S A NAME?!
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious: I’m the longest word!
Titin: Hold my molecular structure.
@Mister Metokur Google it, it’s a long word, I mean, VERY long
/ 5 tried to send it. UA-cam crashed
Isn't pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis longer than supercalifragilisticexpalidocious? And it has a meaning. And unlike Titin, it's pronounceable. That's why pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is the longest word in English.
Thanks for coming to my TED Talk
189.919 letters I think
@@batuhan_a_kocak floccinaucinihilipilification comes second iirc
In Tagalog, we have "pinakanakakapagngitngitngitngitang-pagsisinungasinungalingan" which means "to keep making up a lie that causes the most extreme anger while pretending you are not". Never heard it used in everyday conversation....so far 😂
It's two words, though. It splits exactly where you placed a hyphen.
@@kgonzales4474 it's like saying one-way is two words. one-way's a bad example but i'm sure there's a better one out there.
@@Aya_32125 would the word try-out be a better word?? ")
Monkey language, kakakakikukupakagapagapagapagapagabababibiboby
pinakanakakapagngitngitngitngitang-pagsisinungasinungalingan-sakapagkakapagkapagmamamayan
The longest English word is 'smiles' ...
(There's a mile between the two S's. )
Ehe ehe ehe
@@kalaukko4172 heh heh heh
Ohhhhh , I get it
Ironically, nobody got my joke.
But that word only has 6 let-.
......
......
Ooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I GET IT!
I thought the entire video would just be someone saying the word.
Leah Smith Me too. I tought "Oh yes. I'll hear a guy pronouncing hard words. XD"
ME TOO
So Im not the only one
Leah Smith the title of his videos are almost never exactly what most ppl think will happen .. he does it for more views . I mean he understands language / words and shit so it's just a subtle trick .. but it begs the question as to why he can't just get it over with / or actually just do what the title says .. also not going on and on about such things would help . But uh oh well !
@@genesisexodus4687
In fact, he didn't end up explain which one is *the* longest world. He just said that there are languages with super-long compound multiple words and gave a few examples, but nothing about the longest single word. Disappointing
Longest finnish word: kumarreksituteskenteleentuvaisehkollaismaisekkuudellisenneskenteluttelemattomammuuksissansakaankopahan
(102 letters)
Paistin Lasta numbers typed are pretty long too, for example 987 989 is yhdeksänsataakahdeksankymmentäseitsemäntuhattayhdeksänsataakahdeksankymmentäyhdeksän
Sohrsha Yea/Joo
Paistin Lasta What does it mean and is it actually used?
TheThomson94 i am from finland but i haven't any idea
sorry if my upper comment is typed wrong
Technically the longest word is 189,000 characters long. It’s a protein found it the human body that has been nicknamed titan by scientists.
のジョジョ無駄 yes I do believe so. Look it up.
titin yeah.
it takes 4 hours to pronounce
it's 189,919
titin*
2:12 "Lightning brain" (or electricity brain) is also the term used in Chinese for computer :P
Cool! Same logic, difference languages!
I just realised 電腦 means lightning brain 😂😂
What the heck that's awesome
The Portuguese word for computer also means "with a motherfucking pain" in Portuguese.
that's actually cool
Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu is a place name or hill in new zealand
Can you speak maori? If so Kia ora! Ka taea au te korero maori hoki!
Neptune, it doesn’t contain that word..
Lmfao.. slit penis? 😂 crack up.. is it coz you see the letters "uri"? LOL. Ehara tena, te kupu "ure".. he turi ke. Te nui rawa, te rereketanga o aua kupu but thanks for the laugh lol
That veru shot name
this is the word I thought of at the beginning of the video, I visited the place when I was 8yrs old and a local tried to teach it to my dad
dude in german you can combine an infinite amount of nomes
Hallo ich bin Österreicher!
PumaLOLLO \\Minecraft and More!/ schön
Pruxcon yea
nouns
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Der spezifischste Ausbildungsberuf Deutschlands.
Sie stellen Maschienen her, welchen Papier für die Bedienungsanleitung für die Batterien einer Heizung in einem Raum in einer imaginären Straße mit überlangen und sinnlosen Namen her.
Long english words:
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious : -I am the longest-
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis : *hold my beer*
Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsauftragungsgesetz:
*HALTE MEIN BIER*
("Hold my beer" in german)
*evil grinning*
*deep breath*
Mouriaccaantiyaouiutslikscchdtiensthloscblaciiopianouanicqentomriiientoriestushapfshamaouriccsewchtienchskslomombianchicloscghtnnammatouilactischdslitchnictoplaoidnafshtyisscchiklshoupi
Yup hold my coke for me
You spelt it wrong. It’s supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
@@caseygreyson4178 wdym I spelt it perfectly right
0:36 someone tell this dude that ain’t how a snorkel works
True
LOL
Idk dude u can go underwater
*Cough* Biology begs to differ *Cough*
Haha, indeed. Guiness ruled out artificial formulae/terms, so this is the longest known natural word. The debate's healthy though!
Chemistry*
All hail titin, which I have memorised how to speak (not spell) the first two lines of it
*Ahem*
Dexis it's titan
You can form infinitely long words in german, they just aren't used up from a certain moment. Fischerbootanstreichfarbengeschäftsführeranzugherstellermaschineningenieurausbildungsbuchdesigner
Is for example someone who designs a book which is used for teaching an engineer how to build a machine that makes suits for a vendor of paint for your fishing boat.
I know this word isn't used very requently and you won't find it in a dictonnary, but grammatically you can use it and expand it infinitely, it's just not pretty.
Don't search for any sense in that word I just had to make something up really quick
Allylilith aegwynn Same thing with Swedish. Your example would be "Fiskarbåtsmålarfärgförsälgarkostymsbruksanvisningsbokdesigner".
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This. This is why I love German.
@@sebastianwesterlund8777 Nordvästersjökustartilleriflygspaningsimulatoranläggningsmaterielunderhållsuppföljningssystemdiskussionsinläggsförberedelsearbeten
don’t german numbers compound? And if numbers are infinite, doesn’t that mean that the longest word would be infinitely long?
I don't know about German, but Dutch is quite similar in word structure and in Dutch, we separate the thousands, millions, billions, etc. Also, I believe millions/billions/etc. themselves are separate as well.
As in: "ninehundredandninetynine million ninehundredandninetyninethousand ninehundredandninetynine" (but in Dutch).
English numbers do the same thing, but only end up hyphenated between 21 and 99 or 100 excluding multiples of 10. This could pretty easily just be extended to include all numbers and then you'd have things like five-hundred-and-twelve-billion-four-hundred-and-thirty-two-million-four-hundred-and-twenty-thousand-sixty-nine which could maybe work? Another thing to consider is that we can technically add infinite prefixes to a number. For example, duotrigintillion. These however would increase in value exponentially faster than the length of the word would increase so they become unpractical quickly
@@minewarz Yes, it's the same in German.
@@marlene2447 ok dann lies mal. neunhundertneunundneunzigbilliardenneunhundertneunundneunzigbillionneunhundertneunundneunzigmilliardenneunhundertneunundneunzigmillionneunhundertneunundneunzigtausendneunhundertneunundneunzig
MineWarz Negenhonderdnegenennegentig miljoen negenhonderdnegenennegentigduizendnegenhonderdnegenennegentig
sanskrit guy * speaks longest word *
western guy: please repeat
sanskrit guy: i forgot
Nah I still think the longest word is the old good "My longest yeah boiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"
get outta here with your 2016 memes
My longest yeah 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Ҭᴇʀᴀᴍᴀx Hᴅ wow
+Bob Ross isn't your name also a 2016 meme?
no, bob ross is bob ross, duh
The longest Danish word that is being used is: speciallægepraksisplanlægningsstabiliseringsperiode
Once you know danish, this word doesn't become that significant anyway 🐣 at least to native tongues it's extremely easy to say and doesn't feel like a long complex word in the mouth at all
It Means "special medical planning stabilization period"
... SPELL PROPERLY!!!
Fine_Swine eat it like u mean it
Hej
Greek: We have the longest word ever.
Sanskrit: Hold my bear.
@CumFartGroyper1488 wth is that
@@vinatha09 he means it is spelt as beer 🍺 not bear 🐻
The language that actually has the largest average syllable number in word use might be Greek. Not only do we have some uber-long words through compounding, but we also have longer words than say English or French because there are significantly less different sounds in Greek. Even monosyllabic words like case or rest are περίπτωση and ξεκούραση/ανάπαυση which are all like 4 syllables! There are hardly any Greek words that are shorter than the respective English ones.
Kalidasa's sanskrit or even average classical sanskrit has more syllables considering the fact that literature composition in classical sanskrit is still going on.
This is just a random verse from a sanskrit play "Raghuvansham"
अथ प्रजानामधिपः प्रभाते जायाप्रतिग्राहितगन्धमाल्याम्।
वनाय पीतप्रतिबद्धवत्सां यशोधनो धेनुमृषेर्मुमोच॥ २-१
@@Aman-qr6wi I mean that's cool, but then again words used in poetry sometimes aren't really normally used in a language. What I was saying is that Greek, because it has fewer available sounds than other languages, has longer words for what other languages have shorter ones. I didn't consider compound/agglutinative words, which would in other languages be expressed with an entire phrase.
@@georgios_5342 I agree.
Sanskrit on the other hand has large number of consonants and it uses lots of clusters and small words for basic ideas but if we agglutinate, it's not simply adding words, it's a complex change which changes sounds of the syllable which is governed by Sandhi rules eg. Nar+ indra= narendra, "I" changed to "E". This is most basic example but there more complex rules which is taught at graduation level.
Regarding small words, in sanskrit, washing machine can be expressed in three syllable while iron press can be expressed in two syllables!
The longest word is actually the name for a protein and it takes like hours to say.
Im pretty sure its this: pastebin.com/wkKH8xD8
@@btvdrummer who named it? lol
@@EsamforMEMES scientists
@@EsamforMEMES It's the whole amino acid sequence. All the names of the included amino acids in the right order.
YES FINNALY SOMEONE WHO KNOWS
I really don't hope someone with hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia watches this.
Doctor - I'm sorry but i think you have hippopotomonstrosesqui-
Pacient - MAKE IT STOOOOOP
-kill me-
Nostalgia.
GradeAUnderA reference?
AwesomeMichael33 it's the fear of long words.
Damn! I just stumbled upon this channel, owing to my insatiable curiosity towards language etymology and linguistic origins. On a side note, I have learnt both Sanskrit and German and have oftentimes noticed that both languages tend to have such a similar way of compounding words, particularly in literary texts where they use it to add extra "flowery-ness" to the language, in spite of being miles apart geographically.
Sanskrit, unlike german just do not add words together to form larger words. Sanskrit has a very precise and complex grammatical rules laid down by linguist Panini himself. These are called Sandhi rules. Words when combine change their sounds, vowels undergo changes along with consonants.
@@Aman-qr6wi similarly, German also adds Sandhis to create or change meanings of words. I know about Panini and how great the language is. However, it is interesting to observe the similarities that two geographically separated languages seem to have.
@@spandi95 no, german simply add words without any phonetic changes.
Eg. Deutsch+ land= deutschland.
Tat+ bhava= Tadbhava.(not tatbhava.)
Did u notice the difference
@@Aman-qr6wi true the words themselves don't change. But like Sanskrit, the meanings change completely
das Wort (Word) + der Schatz (treasure) = der Wortschatz (vocabulary)
Longest word in Vietnamese: _nghiêng_
It has just 7 letters and it means inclined___
I suppose it all depends on what you call a word. Syntactically, English has significantly shorter words than its Germanic relatives, because English uses spaces between compounded base words, but semantically, a compound word is a compound word, regardless of whether its components are separated by spaces, hyphens, or nothing at all. Terms like "driving licence", "customs officer" or even the word "compound word" itself are, in fact, single words, even though they are written (in English) as though they are two.
Robert Faber Thanks god its easier to read that way :D
Faick LOG Oh, I don't know... My native language is Dutch, so I have to deal with non-separated compound words all the time, and I've never found them particularly hard to read or write...
Yeah I think it just depends on your native language, mine's French so it has separated compound words aswell so its easier for me to read.
@@rjfaber1991 If you speak the language, you get used to it, butifyoudonotitisreallyhardtounderstand. Itsthereasonwhyspacesbetweenwordswerecreatedinthefirstplace.
@@toade1583 if it was sanskrit ,it would be written as
Buhifudonotitisreallyhardtaunderstand
Sanskrit makes lots of phonetic changes which are called sandhi while compounding.
So, "give me water" is gimmyatar.
Its not simply adding words in sanskrit.
I read the title as worlds longest world
LEMENOSE !!! Same
LEMENOSE !!! E too
LEMENOSE !!! same but with Language at the end XD
LEMENOSE !!! World's Longest Word Language
Sкчlεя αηd Cαsτıεl hi lol
Wow, it's so cool how this absolutely-inane-but-totally-viable-and-socially-acceptable method of tying together perhaps-unrelated-and-varied words to create a glorious-and-compounded word exists!
Sanskrit, unlike german just do not add words together to form larger words. Sanskrit has a very precise and complex grammatical rules laid down by linguist Panini himself. These are called Sandhi rules. Words when combine change their sounds, vowels undergo changes along with consonants.
Beautiful animation! Informative and amusing. Thank you!
Titin when fully written is longer
i heard te same
I was just about to comment about titins chemical name aswel! Like 180,000 letters
TheGreatRandomizer22 // DarthAAO well that is surprisingly exact
TheGreatRandomizer22 // DarthAAO because it's a protein you can't just add more molecules to it (or you can??)
TheGreatRandomizer22 // DarthAAO add 810181 to it lol
That's amazing that you lived in Hawaii, I'm from the Big Island. Right now I am a linguistics major at UH Hilo but on study abroad learning Irish and Swedish in Uppsala. That is very interesting to learn.
You really went to the other side of the world. May you make the most of your time there!
Swedish? Then you should understand what Spårvagnsaktiebolagsskensmutsskjutarefackföreningspersonalbeklädnadsmagasinsförrådsförvaltarens means!
Something connects with tram... Because sparvagn means tram in swedish... Perhaps tramstops? Tram in hungarian is villamos, and tramstop goes to villamosmegálló. The pronunciation is like veelamosh, and veelamosh-megahloh. Auf deutsch tram bedeutet Strassenbahn,und das tramstopwort ist Strassenbahnhaltestelle. Der Artikel sind auch die. (english pr dee) In italian it is tram, but pronunciation is tramMA, because in italian there r no words end consonant, only in write! 4 example bus
slang and nord sud vest and est. Pronunciations r the follows: busseh with long s sound and e or 4 beginners ay, slango, nordeh sud-deh vesteh asteh.
There's an old Swedish military manual with the word "Nordöstersjökustartilleriflygspaningssimulatoranläggningsmaterielunderhållsuppföljningssystemdiskussionsinläggsförberedelsearbeten" in it
malenaboy learning Irish ? not very smart are you. it's either Gaelic or English
World's longest word :
*math*
* s
Fabz World ... yes it is?
@@Alex-fhsjfuuf ah yes, it's certainly a lizard, not a word...
Noooooo its superlogocarvliacoivialistas
@@popsicle3305 r/wooosh
Finnish might not have too many extraordinarily long words, but much of their common vocabulary are 6+ syllable words, formed through compounding and packing on numerous suffixes.
Why can't you just cut to the chase instead of stringing it out like this
Well that escalated quickly..
+Swizz TV Got it? But it is still an undead unicorn anyway
Maybe it's because he wants to lure people into watching the whole video giving him a higher average watch time, which makes his videos rank higher.
Because this is a channel people watch to actually LEARN about languages - hear the information, absorb it, fully comprehend it, have time to analyze it, form their own opinions, etc. - and not just have one random fact that they certainly won't remember or ever need spouted out at them.
Undead Unicorn maybe because he wants to makit interesting and not BORING that's how you make sub's
Humuhumunukunukuapua'a, the state fish of Hawaii.
do you mean the state of Hawahawaiwaiwahawaiwahawawawawawai'i'i
I had to memorize how to spell that,
I was the only one who could in my class.
Cereal Killer LoL
Generic Bleach - Inferno I only knew this because of EVERYTHING EVERYTHING. (The book, not the movie)
Generic Bleach - Inferno ISNT THAT THE NAME OF A SONG IN HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL
It's the kind of dread newscasters feel when a volcano erupts in Iceland.
Sehr spannendes Video, das ZUschauen hat mir gefallen. Gerne wieder! :)
Uvuvwevwevwe Onyetenyevwe Ugwemuhwem Ossas
Mike Haris Loooool that is the longest 'name' ever.I saw it on facebook
my name?
Tristan Bautista i know im just trolling around XD
ugwemubwem*
Pardon, come again
Suomenkielisyystietämättömyysepäonnellisuuslukumäärätarkennuspyöristysihmistysesineistysaineisto-opiskeluaiheisesti
That means basically that you forgot that Finnish language can combine words of *thousands* of letters.
you can't
fucking dumbhead, understand this: he is trying to explain this thing without adding seperate words. how long a word can you make with only one word-root. this is the important thing here.
Finnish is helvetinjärjestelmällistä, and you can only understand the grammar suunnittelemattomasti
@Amazon Echo air plane jet turbine engine assistant mechanic non-commissioned officer (used google translator so sorry if I got wrong) student
epäjärjestelmällisyydellistyttämättömyydellänsäkkäänköhän
only 1 word. Not a compound
The fact I not only recognized the “street sign” but know it’s a fish and also can pronounce it makes me nerd out
I know a guy... Uvuvwevwevwe Onyetenyevwe Ugwemubwem Ossas
oh same
I also know another guy, Jugemu Jugemu Goko no surikire Kaijari suigyo no Suigyomatsu Unraimatsu Furaimatsu Kuneru tokoro ni sumitokoro Yaburakoji no burakoji Paipo Paipo Paipo no shuringan shuringan no gurindai gurindai no ponpokopi no ponpokona no chokyumei no chosuke
Watch this ua-cam.com/video/i5DvIv49VWo/v-deo.html
#Chrono Lab
WAT ES YOR NEYM
Normality r/woooosh
Chemical name of titin? no? that word is like 180,000 letters long
Chemical and technical words are not allowed.
Umm... the chemical name of titin is titin. Same with any other protein. Proteins (indeed a large number of chemicals) are not referred to by their verbal formulae because they are unnecessarily long and complex though it does significantly aid understanding for small compounds. Do you mean the full formulaic name documenting every amino acid? Well can you show me anywhere that has been written other than for the sole purpose of writing it?
Anyway as MrFrostburner noted this is examining everyday words from natural languages not technical languages or vocabularies.
contains 189,819 letters and is sometimes stated to be the longest word in the English language, or any language
Why aren't chemical or technical words allowed? prescriptivism is no way to be a linguist. So what if it was given a long name for fun, so was llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogoch. It and titin follow the rules that the other words do, or does it just not feel right.
Vegeta
But it is not a word in any language. It has never been published in any technical paper or included in any dictionary. It is a purely constructed term from IUAPC naming rules specifically to create an extremely long word. It is a perfect example of why such technical terms (not that it is a technical term) are not included in these sorts of conversations, especially not formulaic names of complex macromolecules.
But longest Non-Compound?
ITR google scientific word for titin
ITR google scientific word for titin
ITR at least in Finnish is a non compound word epäjärjestellmällistyttämättömyydellensäkkäidenko
In the end the o should be ö
47 letters
There is a word which contains around 189k letters.
(Around 3:30:00 to say the word entierly)
Tell me
@@SoldiesBC, i cant but i have a link : ua-cam.com/video/GZ-fgWXPOBY/v-deo.html
LOL! The humuhumunukunukuapua'a is the state fish and everyone I know learned it when we were little. I didn't actually realise how long of a word it was until watching this video because it's just something we knew our entire lives
lol that street sign is the name of a fish
Humuhumunukunukuāpua’a
in Turkish : Muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine
MrtAltn as bayrakları as as as as
oha akskaks
ben şunu biliyordum
kahramanmaraşlaştıramadıklarımızdanmışçasına
mary o eskisi değil mi
4 ay sonra gördüm neler olmuş burada :D
mary turkey OHA MARRY *-*
Konstantynopolitańczykiewiczówna
"A wife of a priest from Constantinople"
Though it rather would be used as "Żona Konstantynopolity" which means the same thing
-ówna to raczej córka a nie żona i nie mam pojęcia skąd wziąłes księdza. To będzie córka każdego mężczyzny o nazwisku Konstantynopolitańczykiewicz.
Zona kończyłaby sie na -owa. " Tam stoi pan Konstantynopolitańczykiewicz, obok niego pani Konstantynopolitańczykiewiczowa a za nimi mała Konstantynopolitańczykiewiczówna"
I though the words would be separated in Polish *internal screamings*
@@murissantos Ha ha. They are. These long words are just male, female (male's wife, -owa added at the end) and juvenile female(male's daughter, -ówna added) versions of a made-up surname from a Polish "tongue-breaker".
@@ryc3rz lol, I hope never need to use those words XD
in german you can do the same
The longest Greek word I know:δεσοξυριβονουκλείνικο οξύ English:DNA
well... in Bulgaria there's this long word "непротивоконституционствователствувайте"....
I don't know how I remembered it....
What does "...ствователствувайте" part means?
I'm Russian and understood first part of the word, but second one is meaningless for me (well, I also kind of understand "...вайте" ending but it does not help :D).
Neprotivokohntitusyionctvovatelctvuvaite
It means "don't go against the rules of the constitution "
it means to not oppose the constitution
Chara Dreemurr it means non-controversial government
The longest word in English goaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal
edit: Omg how did this get so many likes???
If you don't know it says goal
MidnightMoon Light nope
MidnightMoon Light nice
MidnightMoon Light no, it's yea boiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
MidnightMoon Light no longest word in english is 180,000 letters
One of the longest words I had to use was "Wasserdampfdiffusionswiderstandskennzahl". It´s part of a DIN norm and the use of this norm is enforced by law. If you (or your engineers) refuse to use this word, you most likely wont be allowed to construct a building.
Külsőmerevlemeztöredezetségmentesítőrendszereszközparancsfájlmappaáthelyezőprogramtelepítésiinformációsfájlkiterjesztéskezeléseinkért
This is a correct word without repeating any of the words
Ez nem helyes szó.
I've seen it somewhere else before, but what does it mean...?
Why is this in my recommended
Aaron Boross Same
And why did you click on it😂
Aaron Boross Same, but its interesting, even if I have never watched something like this in youtube wanting to
Julia V. R. Yeah, same, I like it, but I don't watch these kinds of videos
Kindercarnavalsoptochtvoorbereidingswerkzaamhedencomitéleden.
Never seen it used, still makes me giggle.
Kinder - carnavals - optocht - voorbereidings - werkzaamheden - comité - leden.
Children - carnaval - procession - preparation - activities - comity - members.
Kindercarnavalsoptochtvoorbereidingswerkzaamhedencomitéleden is several letters shorter than
Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitänsschlüsselringanhänger - but again, this too is a compound word that is not likely to be used :-)
hey nederlander, wat denk je van dit: hottentottententententoonstellingbouwvakkersbedrijfpapierpotloodfabrieksopzichterspetgummetjeshoesverpakkingswinkelketen.
Wat van hierdie Afrikaanse woord: Tweedehandsemotorverkoopsmannevakbondstakingsvergaderingsameroeperstoespraakskrywerspersverklaringuitreikingsmediakonferensieaankondiging
EHCOR cool! ik ga naar Zuid-Afrika komende vakantie, maar ik snap bijna niks van het Zuid-Afrikaans
Chinese
came without invitation
"HEY guys.... So what is word exactly?"
Thailand has a full Bangkok’s name in Sanskrit: “Krung-Devamahānagara-Amararatnakosindra-Mahindrāyudhyā-Mahātilakabhava-Navaratnarājadhānī-Purīramya-Utamarājaniveśna-Mahāstāna-Amaravimāna-Avatārasthitya-Sakkadattiya-Viśnukarmaprasiddhi”
Wow
wasn't humuhumunukunukuāpua'a a song in high school musical
Rima AlSabah hahahaha i saw that too. its from hsm2
Rima AlSabah wow sjsjxjejkznrjjejdj
The longest word in the English language consists of 1,909 letters. It is a term for the formula C1289H2051N3430375S8. A Tryptophan synthetase. A protein, an enzyme that has 267 amino acids. But if you're referring to just this one language, being Hawaiian, or any other language other than English, never mind then.
Echo Tamer no.181,192 letters, ptonounce in 3:30.34 for the averahe
Echo Tamer idk if I'd count that as an English word as it actually uses Greek and Latin bases and suffixes in its compounding
No, the longest word isn't even close to that. It has 189,819 letters and takes 3 hours to pronounce. It is a protein made by putting the proteins names in the newly made one. So 189,819 letters is way more then 1,909.
Echo Tamer That was 21 letters
That's not a real word it's not in a dictionary the longest official word in english is pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
Beautiful share, fantastic video, great production.
Have a wonderful day to you.
Me trying to pronounce those Hawaiian words: struggles
Hawaiian language: Unlimited Word Works
You lost me at "shaved ice".
It's a snowcone
are you an idiot he even said "shaved ice"
shaved ice is a lot smoother than a snow cone it's like eating actual fresh snow, and a snow cone has a crunchy texture
Shave ice is better than snow cones
true that
I'm disappointed that you totally ignored scientific words. They aren't common, but they exist and are meaningful.
Meaningful, but a bit too rigid and easy to predict. Like titin's IUPAC name
I won't deny that they aren't very relevant to actual language usage, but a little comment would be nice because they are technically the longest words.
Somewhere around there is a video of the full name of the protein Titin. It's a massive string of syllables that states every amino acid.
Also, scientists don't really use those long names very often. Acronyms, like "DNA", nicknames, etc. get used whenever it will not lead to misunderstandings.
And when acronyms would lead to misunderstandings, usually a disambiguation is used instead of going full out. e.g. E. coli, and E. lenta would be ambiguous about being in the same genus, so usually one would most likely just add one more letter Es. coli, and Eg. lenta, rather than writing each genus out entirely every time.
the longest one in polish is “Dziewięćdziesięciodziewięcionarodowości” i guess.
What about "Ponaddziewięćsetdziewięćdziesięciodziewięciotysięcznik"?
and you could probably go indefinitely with bigger and bigger numbers…
Why am I addicted to watching your videos. Sometimes I get lost and just keep going with what I can understand.
0:11 When you're Greek and you can understand everything XD
0:13 When you're German and you can understand every word
I'm a little skeptical considering it's not modern Greek.
smol elenitsa yeah because ancient Greek is totally the same as modern Greek...
smol elenitsa I'm skeptical as well, considering its Ancient Greek, not modern Greek...
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Well, in Finland we have 'Järjestelmällisyyttömyydelläänsäköhän' and that is just a one word, so it doesnt include many words in one word, if you understand. It even means something clever! And yes, we can also make infinite words :D
In Turkish, we have "Muvaffakiyetsizleştirileştiriveremiyebileceklerimizdenmişçesine"
hah
In dutch we have' Hottentottententententoonstellingtereinen '
That's not actually a real word, it's made up as a joke, it doesn't even have a real meaning
perpetual eye what does it mean
I speak some Hawai'ian and i can tell u that the Humuhumunukunukuapua'a is the Hawai'ian state fish
Edit: nevermind u said it
pastebin.com/wkKH8xD8
There's a song in High School Musical 2 with that word in it
When I went to Maui years ago we saw a sign on wall and it was a mosaic of a fish with the word humuhumukunkuapua’a and my sister and I latched onto it and we would each try to say it faster.
Indonesian: Mempertanggungjawabkannyalah
It means to take responsibility of said thing.
the big greek word in the start is actualy a ancient dish XD
its actually some kind of a piece of some kind of bird wing. Black people will like it. (this part is a joke, dont get salty)
I think I even know which word it is. It´s a dish mentioned in the ending of Aristophanes´ womens parlament(at least I think the play is called this in english, the greek name is Ekklesiazuses).
I thought that was supposed to be Groot in the thumbnail
I thought it was a new Pokemon
The street sign is actually just the name of a fish
in finish: lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas
Woaaaah! Meaning please?
airplane jet turbine engine auxiliary mechanic non-commissioned officer student, but technically it would be separate words but in Finnish we like to make up really long words like that
@@Akseli-ro3dq I think my mind would burn if I had to think about all the particles and meanings in the word, and some sayu Portuguese is one of the hardest languages tsctsc
Murilo Santos well I don’t actually speak Finnish in my family but because I am finnish I decided I would learn it, and there are some difficult words but it gets easy after a while
@@Akseli-ro3dq Lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas isn't the longest word (it might be longest word which is in use).
Try out pronouncing any number larger than 1 trillion in Finnish (for example 3 trillion nine hundred ninety nine bilion six hundred million nine hundred thousand nine hundred and ninenty nine and you see why we just LOVE to say "roughly 4 trillion" ^^)
Greetings from germany! (Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz)
Jul79 anticonstitutionnellement
Gosh, I'm on that weird part of the internet once again. Loving it so far
Eltöredetettségmentesítőtleníttethetetlenségtelenítőtlenkedhetnétek.
(67 letters)
Greetings from Hungary.
I always love the parallels between Hawaiian and Maori words, it seems like the word kapu in Hawaiian has a very similar meaning to tapu in Maori
Well, they are both Polynesian. Of course there's going to be lots of shared vocabulary.
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Konahduzstuf That's 30
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JoshJLMG Productions longest in America.
Konahduzstuf It's English
JoshJLMG Productions OK, it's still the longest in America.
Smitty Werbenjagermanjensen
SSJ Austin lel spongebob
SSJ Austin he was number one.
Ha, this reminds me of a great stand-up comedy routine that I saw where the guy was talking about how Hawaiian has so many vowels. And he asked a guy at the hotel for directions and the guy was like, "Well, first you go down blah blah blah and turn right on blah blah blah," etc. but he was saying all of these Hawaiian-sounding names and it was hilarious. Too bad I don't know the comedian's name.
In other news, I play a lot of video games, including RPG's and when I want names for my characters I always look up the names of gods that are similar to the character I plan to make. Like a fire mage/wizard might be named after a fire god such as: Tcolawitze, a Zuni fire god. Anyhow, I like to trip people out with one of the first ones I ever used which was Hawaiian: Hi'iaka'ika'poli'o'Pele. Which literally means "Hiʻiaka in the bosom of Pele" Pele being the goddess of volcanoes and fire, and Hi'iaka being her sister.
"Hiʻiaka was conceived in Tahiti, but carried in the form of an egg to Hawaiʻi by Pele, who kept the egg with her at all times to incubate it. From this, she earned her full name, Hiʻiaka-i-ka-poli-o-Pele: "Hiʻiaka in the bosom of Pele". Hiʻiaka is Pele's favorite and most loyal sister, although they have also had their differences. Hiʻiaka was the first God of this pantheon (the Pele family) born in Hawaii."
Hungary's longest word is MEGSZENTSÉGTELENÍTHETETLENSÉGESKEDÉSEITEKÉRT
And this is a real word
Ha magyarként olvasod ezt akkor like-old
Nem mert magyarban a leghosszabb szó az a összetettszóhosszúságvilágrekorddöntéskényszerneurózistünetegyüttes-megnyilvánulásfejleszthetőségvizsgálatszervezésellenőrzésiügyosztály-létszámleépítésellenesakciócsoporttagságiigazolványmegújításikérelem-elutasítóhatározatgyűjteményértékesítőnagyvállalatátalakításutó-finanszírozáspályázatelbírálóalapítványkuratóriumelnökhelyettesellenes-merényletkivizsgálóbizottságiüléselnapolásiindítványbenyújtásiforma-nyomtatványkitöltögetésellenőrizhetőség-főpróba
It's awesome how you understand the particles and form the full meaning of the word, I can't imagine myself saying this word and understanding naturally lol Hungarian looks so nice
@@murissantos I born as a Hungarian, so not that hard. But very hard to learn
@@_szoroberto_3644 yes... I wanna study it for fun but I don't know when, it's very interesting and flexible, I wish it was one of my native languages... but that's ok ;)
@@murissantos I hope you find some time for it. It is truly a wonderful language
In Baseball, the longest is Alex Gonzalez, A to Z
Billy Du That are 2 words. Doesn't count.
MrGreenHead Agonzlez or Longoria cause it has the word long in it
Epäjärjestelmällisyyksittömyyksilläänsäköhän.
Let me guess... Finnish.
EstherTheNicey Correct.
M 27 Very pretty language, I studied it for six months 3 years ago, but sadly the only phrase I can still recalll is _minä olen_ :D
+M 27 Don't you call it Suomi actually?
Lol-o-master Finnish language= suomen kieli.
Or what do you mean?
Watching this again in 2020.
Maybe it's time for a video about ... (Poly)synthetic languages?
I'm not ready for school
You lost me when the first word in the video wasn't the answer
ikr thuis vid is clickbaitt
Finnish be out here like lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas
Maybe you'd like to take a look at the austronesian languages. Some can form really long words by adding lots of affixes and duplicating syllables.
hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia (fear of long words)
5XEwgf lol
Google it
Yeah... wtf
The scientists that discovered the phobia were total jerks. My opinion. 😂
5XEwgf The irony
0:10 that is not a word because I speak Greek and that is just random words
no shit sherlock
Iordanis Kanidis It isn't, there are vowels there and at least some Greek words, like τραγανό. I'm probably wrong though.
Note how he says "Ancient". That's because it's Ancient Greek. Use your big boy brain.
Iordanis Kanidis αδερφέ αν το προσέξεις τα γράμματα ταιριάζουν μεταξύ τους και βγάζουν κάποιο νόημα
Σωτήρης Ριζά εμένα μου πήρε 1 λεπτό να την διαβάζω και μπερδεύτηκα. τόσο πολύ
Some long sanskrit words that I remember
।।अभ्युत्थानम् अधर्मस्यः तदात्मानम्स्रिजाम्यहम्।।
I will try writing the above in English text
"Abhyutthanam adharmasyaha,
Tadatmaanamsrijaamyaham.."
Which means "Whenever wherever there will be evil, I shall be reborn..."
- Bhagvat Geeta
Oh and theres more:
।।"धर्मसन्सथापनार्थाय सम्भवामि युगे युगे"।।
"Dharmasansthapanaarthaya sambhavami yuge yuge".
Meaning, "To restore humanity, I have been appearing, ages to ages..."
hey I have seen you on Quora.
In Mi'kmaq in Atlantic Canada. "Wejikamulamu'mata'taqiklusua'tekemkewey" Been translated as voicebox, where breath comes from or where the sound comes from.
TAPU KOKOKOKOKOKOKOKO
Spiritstar the Ledian lol
KOMMO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Spiritstar the Ledian HAKAMOO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Tapu bulululululuululullulululuululululul
ALOMOMOLALOMOMOLALOMOMOLALOMALOLA