mega

super, really, extremely (intensifier); also standalone 'great'

Origin

„mega“ derives from Ancient Greek „mégas“ (μέγας, 'big, mighty, significant'). As the prefix „mega-“ it intensifies words to mean 'exceptionally large/outstanding' (megacool, megageil) and in science and technology denotes one million times a unit (megabyte, megawatt). In colloquial and youth language „mega“ is used as an emotional intensifier – and also standalone in the sense of 'great, fantastic'.

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Examples

  • Das war mega, ich hab mich mega gefreut!

    The concert was awesome, I was super happy!