legtágabb

Legtágabb is a Hungarian superlative adjective formed from tág, meaning wide or spacious. It denotes the greatest extent of width, openness, or range within a group of items, contexts, or possibilities. The form is built with the prefix leg- added to the comparative tágabb, yielding legtágabb as the standard superlative.

In usage, Hungarian often prefers legszélesebb for literal physical width. Legtágabb tends to appear in abstract or figurative senses, such as describing the broadest range of options, the widest sense of a concept, or the greatest openness of a situation. It is common in written prose and in formal or rhetorical contexts.

Etymology and morphology: leg- is a superlative prefix in Hungarian, and tágabb is the comparative form of tág. The combination legtágabb marks the maximum degree of wideness or openness within a specified set.

Examples:

- Ez a terem a legtágabb a három közül. (This room is the widest of the three.)

- A döntés a legtágabb értelemben vett szabadságot biztosítja. (The decision provides the broadest freedom in the broad sense.)

Notes:

- For physical dimensions such as width, legszélesebb is often more natural.

- Legtágabb is useful when emphasizing maximal openness, inclusivity, or conceptual breadth rather than mere measurements.