Facilissima

Facilissima is a feminine form of the adjective meaning "easy" that appears in Latin as well as in modern Romance languages. It commonly conveys the sense of "the easiest" or "very easy" when used to modify a feminine noun. The root of the word is facil- from facilis, meaning easy, with language-specific suffixes that express emphasis.

In classical Latin, the standard feminine superlative of facilis is facillima. The form facilissima is not normally attested as a classical Latin construction, but it can appear in later Latin texts or in the Romance languages descended from Latin, where the form has been inherited and adapted.

In contemporary Romance languages, facilissima is widely used as the feminine superlative of facile. In Italian, examples include una soluzione facilissima; in Spanish, una pregunta facilísima; in Portuguese, uma solução facilíssima. In these languages, facilissima functions as a regular adjective and can appear in everyday speech and writing to stress extreme ease.

The term is primarily linguistic in use and does not denote a distinct concept, organization, or widely recognized entity in its own right. It is most relevant as a grammatical form and as an example of how the Latin root facile evolved in Romance languages to express intensity of ease.