No. 4,580 in German
schärfsten
"Schärfsten" means "sharpest" or "keenest" in English.
In a sentence
Die schärfsten Messer befinden sich in der Küche.
The sharpest knives are located in the kitchen.
The word 'schärfsten' is used here as a superlative adjective describing the knives in comparison to others, implying their high degree of sharpness.
Er hat die schärfsten Argumente in der Debatte vorgebracht.
He presented the most piercing arguments in the debate.
Here, 'schärfsten' figuratively describes arguments as being incisive or compelling, showcasing the superlative form of the adjective in a metaphorical sense.
Die schärfsten Gewürze stammen aus Indien.
The spiciest spices originate from India.
In this context, 'schärfsten' refers to the spices being the most pungent or spicy compared to others, using the superlative form to express intensity.
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