Leggyakrabban

Leggyakrabban is a Hungarian adverb meaning "most often" or "the most frequently." It expresses the highest frequency among alternatives and is formed by attaching the superlative prefix leg- to the more frequent adverb form gyakrabban ("more often").

In usage, leggyakrabban is used to indicate the greatest regularity of an action, state, or characteristic. It typically precedes the word it modifies and can be used with verbs, adjectives, or participles. The form is standard in both written and spoken Hungarian. For example, one might say that someone "Ő leggyakrabban reggel kel fel" (They most often get up in the morning) or that a term is "a leggyakrabban használt kifejezés a szövegben" (the most frequently used expression in the text).

Examples and notes:

- Ő leggyakrabban reggel érkezik. (They most often arrive in the morning.)

- Ez a szó a leggyakrabban használt kifejezés a szövegben. (This word is the most frequently used expression in the text.)

- A statisztikák szerint leggyakrabban hétvégén esik az eső. (According to statistics, it rains most often on weekends.)

Related terms include leggyakoribb (the most common) and legtöbbször, which convey similar ideas about frequency. Leggyakrabban is widely understood across standard Hungarian and can appear in formal writing as well as everyday speech.