How do you divide antidisestablishmentarianism into words?
It is an English noun and is often referenced as the longest word in the English language apart from technical/scientific words and coined words. It contains 28 letters and 12 syllables.
In the Wikipedia article of the same name [see link] J.E. Littlewood points out that the word is all "form" apart from the Latin stem. Establish is the only word. The anti, dis, ment arian and ism parts are all affixes, elements stuck to the word to modify its meaning according to need.
The Root:
establish, from the Latin stabilis. To make stable or firm. To confirm. To found, to set up.
The Affixes:
anti: against, opposed to
dis: apart, asunder, away, having a negative or reversing force
ment: creates the noun form of a verb, in this case the verb to establish
arian: a person who. Examples: librarian, octogenarian, vegetarian
ism: a belief, or principle
In the UK, the Church of England is legally 'established' as the state religion. Those who are opposed to and wish to undo the establishment of the state religion are known as disestablishmentarians (dis_establishment_arians). The position or belief opposed to these dis_establishment_arians is called, clearly enough, antidisestablishmentarianism. The position (ism) against (anti) the disestablishmentarians.
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