List of longest Croatian words

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List of longest Croatian words contains some of the longest words in Croatian. This list does not include words for large numbers.

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One of the longer words in Croatian is prijestolonasljednica which means 'a female throne successor'.

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This list contains words in Croatian with at least 10 letters. Some of words in this list come from Latin and Greek.

RankWordLettersExplanation
1prijestolonasljednikovičičinima30to those who belong to a (diminutive) wife of a throne successor [1] [2]
2antisamoupravnosocijalistički29anti self-governing socialistic
3ezofagogastroduodenoskopija27 esophagogastroduodenoscopy, an endoscopic method used in suspected the existence of ulcer disease
4najneindustrijaliziranija25the most unindustrialized
5prijestolonasljednikovica24wife of throne successor (diminutive)
6encefaliarteriografija23 cerebral angiography, diagnostical method
7encefalocisternografija23encephalo-cisternography, X-ray research of cistern area of the brain using the contrast agents
8elektronistagmografija22 electronystagmography, recording spontaneous flicker of eye movement
9elektroencefalografija22 electroencephalography, recording electrical activity of the brain
10heilognatopalatoshiza21 wikt:cheilognathopalatoschisis, congenital cleft lip, jaw and palate
11elektrokardiografija20 electrocardiography, recording electrical activity of the heart
12deprofesionalizirati20separated from the professional control
13lapalohisterektomija20operation of the uterus through an incision in the abdomen
14otorinolaringologija20branch of medicine
15prijestolonasljednica20throne successor (women)
16prijestolonasljednik19throne successor
17encefalomeningokela19
18najnezainteresiraniji19the person who is the most uninterested in something
19nekarakterističnost19not like something
20automehatroničarka18female mechatronic
21dermatofibrosarkom18skin tumor with clinical and histological features dermatofiboma and fibrosarcoma
22medijastinoskopija18endoscopic procedure of examination and biopsy of the lymph nodes in the mediastinum
23elektrostimulacija18 electrostimulation
24najzainteresaniji17the person who is the most interested for something
25neprepoznatljivost17unrecognisability
26prenezaposlenost16too big unemployment of people
27makrovaskulatura16the collective name for the vessels and arteries with a diameter greater than 0.1 mm
28epifenomenalizam16understanding of the importance of mental secondary product of physiological processes
29brodogradilište15facility for buildings ships
30kinematografija15all movies of one country
31fundamentalizam15fundamentalism
32elektroprivreda15industry dealing with the supply of electricity
33farmakodinamika15 pharmacodynamics
34pluskvamperfekt15a grammatical tense,
35kontinentalnost15characteristic of land without affecting the sea
36prezaposlenost14overemployment
37febronijanizam14Catholic Church-political doctrine
38postapokalizam14post-apocalipitc actions
39galeomiomahija14fight between mice and cats
40hidroelektrana14hydro power plant
41elektrotehnika14 electrical engineering
42imperijalizam13 imperialism
43zoogeografija13branch of geography or of zoology that studies and describes the distribution of animals on Earth
44strojarstvo11 engineering
45arhitektura11 architecture
46informatika11computer science
47tehnologija11 technology
48maritimnost11characteristic of the land with the impact of the sea
49asocijacija11one word or phrase implying some other word or phrase
50autooznaka10car plates

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  2. ↑ http://www.klinfo.hr/kutak-za-djecu/klub/hr/pregled/2/68/

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