Längerreichender

Längerreichender is not a standard, widely attested German word. It would be read as a comparative or compound form built from länger (the comparative of lang) and reichender, and it would be intended to convey something like “more long-reaching” or “longer-reaching.” Because it does not appear in major dictionaries, its meaning is not fixed in standard German usage.

In practice, German tends to express the ideas that longer reach or longer duration with established terms. For reach or influence, the common forms are weitreichend or weiterreichend (and sometimes weitreichende or weiterreichende Folgen). For duration, expressions such as länger andauernd, länger anhaltend, or langanhaltend are preferred. Using längerreichender would often be perceived as a neologism or a stylistic experiment, and could lead to ambiguity or pedantic tone in formal writing.

If a text aims to communicate a sense of greater scope or longer influence, it is advisable to employ standard alternatives:

- weitreichend/weitreichende Folgen (far-reaching consequences)

- weiterreichend (reaching further)

- länger andauernd or langanhaltend (lasting longer)

Etymologically, länger reichend would be a hypothetical fusion of the comparative form and a participle-like element, but such construction is not established in contemporary German grammar. Therefore, speakers and writers should rely on conventional expressions to ensure clarity.

See also: weitreichend, weitreichende Folgen, weiterreichend, langanhaltend, länger andauernd.