syvennytään

Syvennytään is a Finnish verb form derived from the verb syventyä, meaning to deepen or to delve into something. It is used to indicate that discussion, analysis, or examination will become more detailed or focused. The form is a present tense, passive (or impersonal) construction, which means the subject is not specified and the action is presented as something that people generally do or will do.

Grammatical notes: syvennytään functions as the present passive form of syventyä. In usage, it signals a shift toward deeper treatment of a topic and frames the sentence in a neutral, collective voice. It is common in journalism, academia, and formal discourse to introduce a more thorough exploration without naming a specific agent.

Usage: The phrase is employed to announce deeper analysis or focus. It can appear at the start of a clause or sentence and is often used in discussions, articles, or reports where the next step is to examine a topic more closely.

Examples:

- Syvennytään seuraavaan osa-alueeseen. (We delve into the next sub-area.)

- Tässä artikkelissa syvennytään talouden pitkän aikavälin trendeihin. (This article delves into long-term economic trends.)

- Keskustelussa syvennytään ilmiön taustoihin. (In the discussion, we delve into the background of the phenomenon.)

Etymology: The form derives from syventyä, which itself incorporates the root syv- meaning deep. The suffixes align with Finnish verb conjugation to create a present, passive, and general-purpose expression.