syvimmässä

syvimmässä is a Finnish word, the inessive singular form of the superlative adjective syvin (from syvä, "deep"). It is used to indicate location or state "in" or "at the deepest" and appears in both literal and figurative contexts. Morphologically, syvimmässä combines the superlative stem syvimm- with the inessive case ending -ässä/-ssä, following Finnish vowel harmony and consonant length rules.

Pronunciation (approximate): [ˈsyʋimːæsːæ], with primary stress on the first syllable; an English respelling might be "SOO-vee-mmah-ssah".

Typical uses include concrete spatial descriptions, as in järven syvimmässä kohdassa ("in the deepest part of the lake"), and abstract or emotional expressions, as in syvimmässä surussaan ("in his/her deepest sorrow"). As an inflected adjective, syvimmässä agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case and can combine with possessive suffixes (e.g., syvimmässäni, "in my deepest [something]").

The form is common in literary and everyday Finnish when emphasizing the extremity of depth, intensity, or degree. It exemplifies regular Finnish superlative formation and case inflection, illustrating how comparative and superlative stems adapt to case endings to convey spatial or metaphorical relations.