syvällisemmille

Syvällisemmille is an inflected Finnish form of the adjective syvällisempi, meaning more profound or deeper. Specifically, it is the allative plural form used with a noun in the allative case, and it translates roughly to “to more profound ones” or “for more profound things.” The construction is formed from the stem syvällisemi- plus the allative plural ending -lle, yielding syvällisemmille.

Etymology and morphology: The base adjective syvällinen means deep or profound. Its comparative form is syvällisempi. When the phrase modifies a plural noun in the allative case, the form becomes syvällisemmille. The double-m consonant sequence results from combining the comparative suffix with the allative ending, a common pattern in Finnish adjectives when paired with plural allative nouns.

Usage: Syvällisemmille is most likely to appear in formal or written Finnish and in contexts involving targets or recipients described as more profound. It commonly collocates with nouns in the allative plural, such as kysymyksille (to questions), keskusteluille (to discussions), tai teemoille (to themes). Examples include phrases like koulutus on suunnattu syvällisemmille kysymyksille (the training is aimed at deeper questions) or tapahtuma tarjoaa ohjelman syvällisemmille keskusteluille (the event offers a program for deeper discussions).

Examples:

- Koulutus on suunnattu syvällisemmille kysymyksille.

- Tapahtuma tukee syvällisemmille keskusteluille suunnattua ohjelmaa.

Note: Syvällisemmille is a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept; its use depends on the noun it accompanies being in the allative plural. It is comparatively rare outside specific academic or professional contexts.