IPA: /ˈmɑːrʃi.ɪst/
KK: /ˈmɑrʃiɪst/
Having the most characteristics of a marsh, such as being very wet or muddy.
The marshiest part of the park is home to many unique plants and animals.
Comparative: marshier
Superlative: marshiest
Marshiest → It is formed from "marsh" (from Old English *mersc*, meaning a wetland or bog) and the suffix "-iest" (meaning most). The word "marshiest" describes something that has the most characteristics of a marsh, indicating a very wet or boggy area.
Think of a 'marsh' as a wetland, and when you add '-iest', it means the area is the wettest or most boggy. This helps you remember that 'marshiest' refers to the most marsh-like condition.