sügavusse

sügavusse is an Estonian word that translates to "depth" in English. It refers to the measurement of how deep something is, or the extent of a distance downwards from a surface. This can be applied to both literal and figurative contexts.

Literally, sügavusse is used to describe the depth of water in a lake, ocean, or river. It can also refer to the depth of a hole in the ground, a mine shaft, or any excavation. In construction, it might denote the depth of a foundation or a trench.

Figuratively, sügavusse can describe the intensity or seriousness of a situation or emotion. For example, one might speak of the "sügavusse of despair" or the "sügavusse of knowledge" on a particular subject. It can also imply a profound understanding or complexity. The word's usage often depends on the surrounding context to convey its specific meaning.