elegantissimus

Translingual

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin ēlegantissimus. By surface analysis, elegans (“elegant”) +‎ -issimus (superlative suffix).

Adjective

elegantissimus m (feminine elegantissima, neuter elegantissimum)

  1. Superlative degree of elegans; the most elegant.

Derived terms

Latin

Adjective

ēlegantissimus (superlative, feminine ēlegantissima, neuter ēlegantissimum); first/second declension

  1. superlative degree of ēlegāns

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative ēlegantissimus ēlegantissima ēlegantissimum ēlegantissimī ēlegantissimae ēlegantissima
genitive ēlegantissimī ēlegantissimae ēlegantissimī ēlegantissimōrum ēlegantissimārum ēlegantissimōrum
dative ēlegantissimō ēlegantissimae ēlegantissimō ēlegantissimīs
accusative ēlegantissimum ēlegantissimam ēlegantissimum ēlegantissimōs ēlegantissimās ēlegantissima
ablative ēlegantissimō ēlegantissimā ēlegantissimō ēlegantissimīs
vocative ēlegantissime ēlegantissima ēlegantissimum ēlegantissimī ēlegantissimae ēlegantissima
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