Süvendamisega

Süvendamisega is the instrumental form of the Estonian noun süvendamine, which denotes the act or process of deepening. The expression functions to indicate the manner in which an action is performed or the means by which a task is carried out, roughly translating to “with deepening” or “by deepening” in English.

The word and its form are most common in written Estonian and appear in both technical and academic contexts. The base term süvendamine can refer to two related concepts: the physical act of deepening a space, such as a waterway, and the metaphorical deepening of understanding or analysis. The instrumental form süvendamisega is used to connect this process to another verb or clause, signaling that the deepening is the method or instrument involved.

In engineering and maritime contexts, süvendamine refers to dredging operations aimed at increasing depth in water bodies to improve navigability. Süvendamisega describes actions carried out by employing dredging equipment, such as cutter suction dredgers or mechanical dredgers, and is often discussed alongside environmental considerations, permits, sediment disposal, and potential impacts on aquatic habitats.

In educational, research, and policy discourse, süvendamisega denotes a approach that emphasizes deeper inquiry, more thorough analysis, and broader connections beyond surface-level treatment. It characterizes methods that prioritize depth of understanding, critical examination, and refinement of concepts or theories.

Related terms include süvendamine (the act of deepening), süvendus (depth or dredging depth), and sügavus (depth as a property). The term is primarily used in formal or technical writing.