media conference's announcement at a press release regarding the convener's speech at a secondhand car dealership union's strike meeting". This word, however, is contrived to be long and does not occur in everyday speech or writing. Arabic Currently, the longest word in Arabic is the 15-letter-long word . Which means "Did we ask you to let us drink it?" However, according to some online sources the 16-letter-long word is the longest word in Arabic meaning "Did we ask you to let us drink both of them?". Regardless, official sources supporting such a stance cannot be found. Bulgarian The Bulgarian online etymological dictionary claims that longest word in Bulgarian to be the 39-letter-long (), introduced in the Constitution of Bulgaria of 1947 (Dimitrov Constitution). The word means "do not perform actions against the constitution" (addressed to more than one person). Catalan The longest word in Catalan is considered to be , an adverb meaning "[done in a way that is] against the constitution", however, the scientific word , related to endocrinology, has been proposed by the University of Barcelona to be the true longest word. Croatian The longest known word in Croatian is , meaning "to those who belong to the throne successor's little wife." The 31-letter word is the dative case of "the throne successor's little wife" which is the diminutive of "the throne successor's wife." Czech Traditionally, the word ("of the least cultivable", 28 letters) is considered as the longest Czech word, but there are some longer artificial words. Most of them are compound adjectives in dative, instrumental or other grammatical case and derived from the iterative or frequentative verbal form or the ability adjective form (like "-able"). (47; Instrumental case of the ones least multipliable by a group of ninety-nine on a regular basis) (Those who are the least multiplable by a group ninety-nine on a regular basis) (Those who are the most multiplable by a group ninety-nine on a regular basis) (Those who are more multiplable by a group ninety-nine on a regular basis) (Those who are multiplable by a group of ninety-nine on a regular basis) (Alternative of "multiply out by a group of ninety-nine on a regular basis") (Multiply out by a group of ninety-nine on a regular basis — continuous grammatical aspect) (Multiply by ninety-nine on a regular basis – continuous grammatical aspect) (Multiply by a group of ninety-nine once) (Multiply by a group