Sügavamas

Sügavamas is a Latvian word that translates to "deeper" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that is more profound, intense, or extensive than something else. The word is derived from the Latvian root "sūgs," which means "deep," and the suffix "-āms," which indicates the ability to be made or become something. Sügavamas can be used in various contexts, such as describing a deeper understanding of a subject, a more profound emotion, or a deeper level of something, like a hole or a well. For example, "Viņš grib sūgt sügavamu sapratni par tēmu" translates to "He wants to gain a deeper understanding of the topic." The use of sügavamas is an essential aspect of the Latvian language, allowing speakers to express nuanced meanings and emotions.