alhaisimman
Alhaisimman is a Finnish grammatical form of the adjective meaning “the most low” or “the most humble.” It is the genitive singular form of the superlative adjective alhaisin, which denotes the highest degree of a quality in a negative sense (the lowest, or most humble). In practice, alhaisimman occurs in noun phrases where the modified noun is in a genitive construction or when the phrase functions as a possessive modifier.
Morphology and formation: The base adjective is alhainen. Its comparative is alhaisempi and its superlative is
Usage notes: Alhaisimman is typically found in phrases that specify a degree of severity, quality, or level.
Translations and nuance: In English, alhaisimman conveys “the most low/lowest” and in many contexts equates to
See also: alhaisin, alhainen, Finnish comparative and superlative forms.