syvällisissä

The Finnish word "syvällisissä" is the inessive plural form of the adjective "syvällinen". This adjective translates to "deep," "profound," "insightful," or "philosophical" in English. When used in the inessive case, it signifies being "in" or "within" these states. Therefore, "syvällisissä" refers to situations, thoughts, discussions, or experiences that are characterized by depth, profundity, or a high degree of insight.

For instance, one might say that someone is "syvällisissä ajatuksissa," meaning they are lost in deep thought. A conversation could be described as "syvällisissä keskusteluissa" if it delves into complex or meaningful topics. The term can also apply to abstract concepts or states of being. If an individual is experiencing "syvällisissä tunteissa," it implies they are undergoing profound emotions. The context in which "syvällisissä" is used dictates the precise nuance of its meaning, always pointing towards a quality of being more than superficial or commonplace.