fördjupats

fördjupats is the supine form of the Swedish verb fördjupa. The verb fördjupa means to deepen, intensify, or make profound. It can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, fördjupa can refer to making something physically deeper, such as excavating a well or digging a trench. For example, "Brunnen hade fördjupats ytterligare" translates to "The well had been deepened further."

Figuratively, fördjupa is often used to describe an increase in intensity or complexity. This can apply to emotions, knowledge, relationships, or situations. When something has fördjupats, it has become more profound or more involved. For instance, "Hans förståelse för ämnet hade fördjupats" means "His understanding of the subject had deepened." Similarly, "Konflikten hade fördjupats" implies that the conflict had become more serious or entrenched.

The supine form, fördjupats, is typically used with auxiliary verbs like "har" (has) or "hade" (had) to form the perfect or pluperfect tense, indicating an action that has been completed. Therefore, sentences containing "fördjupats" suggest a state of having been deepened. For example, "Stämningen mellan dem hade fördjupats" means "The atmosphere between them had deepened," suggesting a growing tension or seriousness in their relationship. The word implies a process of becoming more profound over time.