Che cosa significa eltöredezettségmentesítőtleníttethetetlenségtelenítőtlenkedhetnétek(67) ?

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the essence of this sentence is "töredezettség" which is "fragmentation". The other parts of this word use the main feature of hungarian language, that you add tiny particles at the end of a word. It's name is "ragozás" We say in, on, at, by adding these particles at the end. This the meaning usually changes. For example; szent=saint, szentSÉG=holiness, szentségTELEN=unholy, szetségtelenÍT=do "unholyfication", MEGszentségtelenít= to unholyficate(it is when the action partly had done) megszetnségtelenítHETETLEN= it is impossible to unholyficate, megszentségteleníthetetlenSÉG= an action, which is impossible to unholyficate, megszentségteleníthetetlenségESKEDÉS= when you do the aforementioned action on a regular basis. megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedésEITEK.= when you exclaim to two people that they do actions which are impossible to unholyficate. And finally: megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekÉRT is: for your actions which are impossible to unholyficate. That's the longest hungarian word, as I know. The funny thing is, that the main word is "szent" the others aren't means anything by themselves. Your word means: Let me explode it: 1. eltöredezettség: fragmentation 2. mentesítőtleníttethettlenség a thing which is impossible to undischarge 3. telenségtelenítőtlenkedhetnétek. You could have do the opposite on a regular basis.But this word has no sense. It is overedited a little bit, that's why it is hard to understand: "tleníttethetetlen" and "telenítőtlen" are at the same time here both of them has a double deprivating feature, do this word has deprivated 4 times. It just has no sence, but it is funny to read. XDD I like it. That's my new favourite word XD