praestantissimus

Latin

Etymology

From praestans (“standing ahead of others, excelling”) + -issimus (“-est, most”).

Adjective

praestantissimus (feminine praestantissima, neuter praestantissimum); first/second declension

  1. superlative degree of praestāns

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative praestantissimus praestantissima praestantissimum praestantissimī praestantissimae praestantissima
Genitive praestantissimī praestantissimae praestantissimī praestantissimōrum praestantissimārum praestantissimōrum
Dative praestantissimō praestantissimō praestantissimīs
Accusative praestantissimum praestantissimam praestantissimum praestantissimōs praestantissimās praestantissima
Ablative praestantissimō praestantissimā praestantissimō praestantissimīs
Vocative praestantissime praestantissima praestantissimum praestantissimī praestantissimae praestantissima
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