Najhitreje

Najhitreje is a Slovenian word that translates to "fastest" or "quickest" in English. It is the superlative form of the adjective "hitro," meaning "fast" or "quick." This word is used to describe something or someone that possesses the highest degree of speed or rapidity within a given context.

For example, in a race, the participant who crosses the finish line first would be described as "najhitreje." Similarly, if a task is completed in the shortest amount of time compared to others, it can be referred to as being done "najhitreje." The word can also be used adverbially, indicating that an action is performed with the utmost speed.

The usage of "najhitreje" is common in everyday Slovenian conversation, sports commentary, and descriptions of performance. It is a simple yet effective way to convey the idea of being at the peak of speed. The grammatical structure of Slovenian allows for the formation of superlatives by adding the prefix "naj-" to the adjective. Therefore, "najhitreje" is the direct superlative of "hitro."