IPA: /ˈseɪdʒiːst/
KK: /ˈseɪdʒiːst/
The highest degree of being wise or knowledgeable, often used to describe someone who has great wisdom or insight.
In the ancient village, the sagiest elder was often consulted for advice on important matters.
Comparative: sagier
Superlative: sagiest
The word 'sagiest' is derived from 'sage' (from Old French *sage*, meaning wise) and the superlative suffix '-est' (meaning most). Therefore, 'sagiest' means the most wise or possessing the highest degree of wisdom.
Think of 'sage' meaning wise, and remember that 'sagiest' refers to someone who is the most wise.