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This word is Finnish. In the Finnish language, instead of adding adjectives and adverbs to describe words, they use a series of compound words. So, this is possibly a real word, but we'd need someone fluent in Finnish to find out.

... And I thought English was difficult! Thanks for the warning, Eagle. I may be too old to start studying German. It's even worse. The optional article is just the tip of the iceberg. ( As in English we also have phrase verbs, but it does not end there, we create new nouns by putting other...

Due to the way the english language works, there is no longest word in the dictionary. The way that subject verb clauses and everything else fit together, leaves open the possibility for endless words. For verification, see Steven Pinker's, "The Language Instinct".