Superlative adjectives in Maori grammar, which express the highest degree, quality, or quantity of something, are frequently used to make comparisons. Unlike the English language, where the suffix “-est” or the word “most” is used to form superlatives, in the Maori language, the word “rawa” is used after an adjective to indicate a superlative degree. Learning and understanding how to use these superlatives is vital in enhancing your Maori vocabulary and expression.