This is the 3416th most frequent Japanese word.

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"深" means "deep" or "profound" in English.


Here, 深 is used as an adjective '深い' to describe the depth of the lake.

この湖はとても深いです。

This lake is very deep.


In this sentence, 深 is a noun form '深さ,' indicating the profoundness or complexity of thoughts.

彼の思想には深さがあります。

There is depth to his thoughts.


This example uses 深 as part of the adverb '深く' to describe the manner of thinking, emphasizing its seriousness.

その問題について深く考える必要があります。

It is necessary to think deeply about that problem.