leggyakoribb

Leggyakoribb is a Hungarian adjective meaning “the most common” or “the most frequent.” It is used to compare items by how often they occur, indicating that one item appears more often than others in a given set or context.

Etymology and formation: The word is formed from the base gyakori (common) with the superlative prefix leg-. This pattern is common in Hungarian for creating the strongest form of an adjective. Orthographically, leggyakoribb typically contains a double g at the boundary between the morphemes: leggyakoribb. The adverbial form leggyakrabban means “most often” or “most frequently.”

Usage: Leggyakoribb can modify a noun or be used predicatively. Examples include: “A leggyakoribb hiba a helyesírásban a vesszők hiánya.” (The most common mistake in spelling is the lack of commas.) “Ez a szó a leggyakoribb a megkérdezettek körében.” (This word is the most common among the respondents.) In statistical or linguistic discussions, leggyakoribb is often used to identify the dominant item, category, or pattern within a dataset.

See also: In practice, leggyakoribb is contrasted with legkevésbé gyakori (the least common) and with forms like gyakori (common) or leggyakrabban (most often when used as an adverb).

Summary: Leggyakoribb denotes the highest frequency among elements in a group, a formation built with leg- on gyakori, and is widely used in everyday language, journalism, and research to highlight the most prevalent item or phenomenon.