hermosísimos

Hermosísimos is the masculine plural superlative form of the Spanish adjective "hermoso," which translates to "beautiful" or "handsome." The "-ísimo" suffix in Spanish is used to intensify the adjective, indicating an extreme degree of the quality. Therefore, "hermosísimos" specifically means "most beautiful," "very beautiful," or "extremely handsome" when referring to multiple masculine nouns or a group of people predominantly or entirely composed of males.

The word is commonly used in everyday conversation and literature to express strong admiration for the appearance of men, boys, or masculine objects. For example, one might describe a group of "hermosísimos jóvenes" (most handsome young men) or a collection of "hermosísimos paisajes" (most beautiful landscapes), although for landscapes, the feminine plural "hermosísimas" would be more grammatically common as "paisaje" is masculine but refers to natural scenery often described with feminine adjectives in Spanish. When referring to a mixed-gender group or a group of females, the feminine plural superlative "hermosísimas" would be used. The use of "hermosísimos" highlights a heightened sense of aesthetic appeal.