What does the suffix est mean?

Answer 1

Eastern Standard Time it means that in its own right, but also as a suffix, as an example, small might mean little in size, but smallest is the most small of them all. Big is large, but biggest may be the most big of them all. To put this in its gramatical form, it forms the superlative degree of adjectives and adverbs, as quoted above, smallest, biggest or fastest or slowest

Answer 2

The suffix "-est" is a superlative suffix in English, indicating the greatest degree of a quality or characteristic within a group. When added to an adjective or adverb, it forms the superlative form, indicating the highest level of comparison. For example, adding "-est" to the adjective "tall" creates "tallest," indicating the tallest among a group of people or objects.

Answer 3

"-est" means "most", roughly.

For examples: Biggest, fastest, strongest, weakest.

Answer 4

The suffix "est" is used to form the superlative degree of adjectives and adverbs, indicating the highest degree of a quality. It is commonly used to compare three or more things or people.

Answer 5

What does the suffix "est"

Answer 6

The most