legtürelmetlenebb

legtürelmetlenebb is a Hungarian adjective meaning “the most impatient.” It is the superlative form of türelmetlen. In Hungarian, the comparative form of an adjective is created with the suffix -ebb/-abb, yielding türelmetlenebb (“more impatient”). The superlative is formed by placing the prefix leg- before the comparative, producing legtürelmetlenebb (“the most impatient”). The word is used to describe a person or character with extreme impatience and is common in informal speech, humor, and descriptive prose. It carries a strong evaluative sense and can be ironic or emphatic, depending on context.

Usage examples illustrate its typical function. For instance: “Ő a legtürelmetlenebb diák a csoportban.” (“He is the most impatient student in the group.”) “A vendég a legtürelmetlenebb volt, mikor a kiszolgálás késett.” (“The guest was the most impatient when the service was late.”) “A projekt határideje miatt a csapat a legtürelmetlenebbnek tűnt a meetingen.” (“Because of the deadline, the team seemed the most impatient during the meeting.”)

Notes on style and nuance: the construction is standard in Hungarian morphology, but because it emphasizes an extreme trait, it is typically used with care in formal writing and more freely in informal or literary contexts. Like other superlatives, legtürelmetlenebb agrees with the noun in number and case and is most often used attributively or predicatively. See also türelmetlen and other Hungarian superlatives formed with leg-.