larghissimo

adverb (or adjective)

lar·​ghis·​si·​mo

-ˈgēsəˌmō,

-ˈgis-

: in as slow a manner as possible

—used as a direction in music

Word History

Etymology

Italian, very slow, very broad, from Latin largissimus very abundant, most abundant, superlative of largus

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