djup
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adjective
- deephaving a certain or great depth, sometimes more abstractly
- deep, profound
- of a sound or voice or the likedeeplow in pitch
noun
- depthhow deep something is, in the senses above
- an area of the sea which is significantly deeper than the surrounding area, a deep
Forms
adjective
| comparative | djupare |
|---|---|
| superlative | djupast |
| indefinite positive | djup |
| comparative indefinite | djupare |
| indefinite superlative | djupast |
| indefinite neuter positive singular | djupt |
| comparative indefinite neuter singular | djupare |
| indefinite neuter singular superlative | djupast |
| indefinite plural positive | djupa |
| comparative indefinite plural | djupare |
| indefinite plural superlative | djupast |
| archaic indefinite masculine plural positive | djupe |
| archaic comparative indefinite masculine plural | djupare |
| archaic indefinite masculine plural superlative | djupast |
| definite masculine positive singular | djupe |
| comparative definite masculine singular | djupare |
| definite masculine singular superlative | djupaste |
| definite positive | djupa |
| comparative definite | djupare |
| definite superlative | djupaste |
noun
| indefinite nominative singular | djup |
|---|---|
| genitive indefinite singular | djups |
| definite nominative singular | djupet |
| definite genitive singular | djupets |
| indefinite nominative plural | djup |
| genitive indefinite plural | djups |
| definite nominative plural | djupen |
| definite genitive plural | djupens |