# German translation: "Himmelherrgottheiland teufeldonnerwetter"

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There are many candidates for the longest Bavarian curse word, here’s one example.

_Himmiherrschaftzaggramentzefixalleluja_  
(have fun with figuring out the components)

> **[Himmiherrschaftzaggramentzefixalleluja](https://www.sueddeutsche.de/leben/fluch-lexikon-himmiherrschaftzaggramentzefixalleluja-1.4144240)**
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> Fluchen hört sich fies an, ist aber selten so gemeint - zumindest in Bayern. 13 Beispiele für bayerische Lieblingsschimpfereien.

Bavaria is notorious for having the most creative, juicy and long curses of all Germans. Catholicism is always involved.

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