Legtelítébb

Legtelítébb is a Hungarian word that translates to "most crowded" or "most densely populated" in English. It is the superlative form of the adjective "telített," meaning "saturated" or "crowded." The word is used to describe places, situations, or even abstract concepts that have reached a maximum capacity or are experiencing an extreme level of occupancy.

For instance, one might use "legtelítébb" to refer to the "legtelítébb" bus during rush hour, indicating it is packed with passengers. In a geographical context, it could describe the "legtelítébb" district of a city, signifying the area with the highest population density. The term can also be applied metaphorically. A "legtelítébb" schedule would imply a day or week completely filled with appointments and activities, leaving no room for anything else. Similarly, a "legtelítébb" market might refer to one with a vast number of competing businesses or products. The core meaning remains the extreme state of being filled to capacity.