sügavuslikke

sügavuslikke is a Finnish adjective that translates to "deep" or "profound" in English. It is often used to describe qualities or states that are not superficial and possess significant depth. This can apply to a range of concepts, including emotions, thoughts, knowledge, or even physical locations.

For instance, one might speak of a "sügavuslik armastus" (deep love), implying a love that is not fleeting but rather has a strong and enduring foundation. Similarly, "sügavuslikke mõtteid" (profound thoughts) refers to ideas that are complex, insightful, and go beyond the obvious. In the context of knowledge, "sügavuslikke teadmisi" (deep knowledge) signifies a comprehensive and thorough understanding of a subject.

The term can also be used in a more literal sense, though less commonly. While "sügavus" is the noun for depth (e.g., the depth of a lake), "sügavuslikke" as an adjective typically leans towards abstract or figurative meanings. It suggests a quality that is not easily perceived on the surface and requires more effort or contemplation to grasp fully. The word implies substance and a lack of shallowness.