legcsekélyebb

The Hungarian word "legcsekélyebb" is the superlative form of "csekély," meaning slight, small, or minor. As a superlative, "legcsekélyebb" translates to "least," "smallest," "slightest," or "most insignificant." It is used to indicate the lowest degree or magnitude of something that is already considered small or minor.

For example, one might say "a legcsekélyebb különbség" which means "the slightest difference." This implies that the difference between two things is almost imperceptible or extremely minimal. Similarly, "a legcsekélyebb mértékben sem" translates to "not in the slightest degree," indicating a complete absence of something.

The word conveys a sense of minimal impact, negligible quantity, or very limited extent. Its usage is common in various contexts, from describing subtle distinctions to expressing the lowest possible level of an attribute. The grammatical function of "legcsekélyebb" is that of an adjective, modifying nouns to describe their superlative degree of smallness or insignificance.