tätigste

Tätigste is a German word. It is the feminine superlative form of the adjective tät, which means busy or active. Therefore, tätigste translates to busiest or most active when referring to a female person or a feminine noun. For example, one might say "Sie ist die tätigste Schülerin in der Klasse" which translates to "She is the busiest student in the class."

The masculine and neuter superlative form is tätigkeiten. The comparative form for all genders is tätiger (more busy/active). The positive form is tät, meaning busy or active. The word tätige is the feminine singular form of the present participle of the verb tätigen, meaning to make active, to carry out, or to perform. However, when used as a standalone adjective, tätige, tätiger, and tätigste are derived from the adjective tät.

The etymology of tät traces back to Old High German 'tätig', meaning active or diligent. It is related to the verb 'tun', meaning to do. The usage of tätigste is relatively straightforward, always denoting the highest degree of busyness or activity within a feminine context. It is a common adjective in everyday German, used in various situations to describe a person or thing that is exceptionally occupied or engaged in numerous activities.