This Is The Longest Word In Italian (26 Letters)
- Mille Larsen •1 mins read
Want to know what the longest word in Italian is?
The longest word in the Italian language is precipitevolissimevolmente, which literally means "very hastily" or "in a very precipitous manner".
This word's made up of 11 syllables (pre-ci-pi-te-vo-lis-si-me-vol-men-te) and 26 letters in total.
This Italian word is an adverb derived from the adjective precipitoso (precipitous) with multiple suffixes added to intensify the meaning.
Here's a list of the suffixes added to precipitoso to form the word precipitevolissimevolmente:
- -issimo (intensifying suffix, equivalent to "very" in English)
- -evole (adjective-forming suffix, indicating capability or suitability)
- -mente (adverb-forming suffix, indicating manner or degree)
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