legdélebbi

The word "legdélebbi" is a Hungarian superlative adjective. It translates to "the longest" in English. It is formed by taking the adjective "hosszú" (long) and adding the superlative prefix "leg-" to it. In Hungarian grammar, the superlative prefix "leg-" is used to indicate the highest degree of a quality, similar to adding "-est" or using "most" in English. Therefore, "legdélebbi" signifies the extreme of being long, implying something that is longer than all other comparable items. For example, one might refer to "a legdélebbi út" as "the longest road." The adjective can be declined according to the grammatical case of the noun it modifies, but its superlative meaning remains consistent. It is a common and straightforward superlative formation in the Hungarian language.