What does this word mean...?

Question

According to James Joyce's novel Finnegans Wake, what does this word means within his novel:

Bababadal­gharagh­takam-
min­arronnkonn­bronn­ton-
n­erronn­tuonn­thunn­trovarr-
houn­awnskawn­toohoo-
­hoordenen­thurnuk ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_word_in_English#Coinages

Answer 1

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Answer 2

That's not a real English word. The real longest English word is something sientific, I'm sure you can find it doing a Yahoo search. As for the word you supplyed, it's either a different language or just jibber jabber.

Answer 3

It means he spilt coffee on his self while typing, and it somehow got pass the editor.

Answer 4

yeah, what she said.

Answer 5

it means "i have apsolutley no clue"!!!!!