alltäglichsten

Alltäglichsten is the superlative form of the German adjective alltäglich, meaning “everyday” or “ordinary” in the sense of belonging to daily life. The base term alltäglich comes from Alltag (daily life) with the adjectival suffix -lich, and the superlative is formed according to standard German declension rules.

In practice, alltäglichsten appears most often in plural contexts or in declined forms that take -sten. For example: die alltagstäglichsten Aufgaben des Projekts (the most everyday tasks of the project). In singular use with a definite article, the form is typically der alltagstäglichste Fehler or das alltagstäglichste Ereignis (the most everyday mistake / the most everyday event). The endings reflect the gender and case of the noun they modify.

Usage notes: alltäglichsten conveys a strong emphasis on the ordinariness or typicality of something, often in contrast to unusual or extraordinary things. It tends to appear in formal or literary writing rather than casual speech, where expressions like “am banalsten” or “gewöhnlichsten” might be used instead, depending on nuance.

See also: alltäglich, alltagstauglich, banal, gewöhnlich. The word is part of a family of terms related to everyday life and commonness in German.