What does this long german word mean in english?

the word is aktually a sentence whitch says the senators are whanting to find out something. icant remmember it all.

I changes the dashes more logical

Freundschafts- friends like

bezeigungen- relations

stadtverordneten- city commanded

versammlungen- collection

familien- family

eigentumlichkeiten posessions

As well in German as in English it is only a fun word. Nobody uses it.

Even with the wrong spaces and whatever, this is not a genuine German compound noun; it might be construed, but wouldn't make sense, such as "Donaudampfschiffahrts

kapitäns-mützen-

bandhersteller".

Hmmmm, I can get bits of it:

Freundschafts = friendship

bezeigungen = something like "sign or indication of"

stadt = town

verordneten = people who put something in order, therefore "stadtverordneten" would be the people who put the town in order, i.e., councilors or senators

versammlungen = a collection of something

familien = families

eigenthümlichkeiten - this is the bit I don't know

no way, I don't think this is really one word.

Wouldn't make any sense.

could it be that you accidentally spelled "stadt" but it is supposed to be spelled "statt"?

if yes than, than the first part would mean:

( sorry if it's not 100% right but I'm German I would understand it like this:)

friendly relation instead of ordered meetings.

= freundschaftsbeziehungen staTT verordneten versammlungen.

and the last word means:

peculiarity of families.

Ok

Freundschaft means friendship

stadt means city

versammlungen means get-togethers/meetings

familien means family...

Sorry can't figure it out!

Freundschaf- tsbezeigun- genstadtvero- rdnetenver- sammlungenf- amilienei- genthüml- ichkeiten = my big ear

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