DEEP 深
BIG SIZE DOWNWARD.
Antonym
- SHALLOWSMALL in DOWNWARD DIMENSION, of WATER.
- SUPERFICIALLACK PROFOUNDNESS.
Hypernym
- SIZEQUANTITY of a DIMENSION.
See also
- PROFOUNDOBSCURE BUT INTENSELY INTERESTING.
Old Chinese Criteria
2. Yuān 淵 is a poetic word for depth, and the meaning derives from the ordinary reference of the word to a deep pool or even an abyss.
Modern Chinese Criteria
深深
深刻
沉
深厚
深切
深沉
沉沉
沉穩
淵深
rough draft to BEGIN TO identify synonym group members for analysis, based on CL etc. 18.11.2003. CH /
Words
深 shēn/shèn MC: -- OC: --
深 shēn/shèn MC: -- OC: -- 40 Attributions
The dominant current general word for anything deep in any sense is shēn 深 (ant. qiǎn 淺"shallow").
- Word relations
- Ant: 淺/SHALLOW
- Ant: 高/HIGH
The manifestly dominant general word is gāo 高(ant. bēi 卑 "low" and xià 下 "low") which refers to concrete as well as abstract elevation. - Object: 測/ASSESS
Liào 料 refers to a tentative and approximative subjective assessment, typically of probabilities. [APPROXIMATIVE], [PROSPECTIVE], [TENTATIVE] - Epithet: 池/POND
The most common word for an artificial lake of any kind is chí 池, and this word typically refers to a meandering lake, sometimes close in shape to a moat, particularly round elevated terraces and the like, around gardens and orchards, but also as part of palaces. - Epithet: 淵/LAKE
Yuān 淵 refers to a very deep pool. - Assoc: 幽/DARK
The most current general word for physical shadowiness and obscurity is probably yōu 幽 (ant. míng 明 "bright"), but this word often has lyrical overtones of secluded peace. - Oppos: 高/HIGH
The manifestly dominant general word is gāo 高(ant. bēi 卑 "low" and xià 下 "low") which refers to concrete as well as abstract elevation.
- Syntactic words
- nabfeatureliterally: depth
- npost-Ndeepest point of NCH
- v[adN]deep abyssCH
- vadNdeep; deep and spacious; deep and remote 深山
- vadNfigurativeunfathomable; endless (mountains etc)
- vadVliteral: deeply (MENG: of ploughing); deeply (hide); deeply (understand),
- vi.red:adNdeep, very deep
- vichangebecome deeper
- viderivedbe preoccupied with deep other thingsCH
- viphysicalbe deep
- vt+prep+Ngradedbe deeper than NLZ
- vtoNcausativedeepen; give greater depth (of defenses?) to make higher (!!)
淵 yuān OC: qʷiin MC: ʔen 8 Attributions
Yuān 淵 is a poetic word for depth, and the meaning derives from the ordinary reference of the word to a deep pool or even an abyss.
- Syntactic words
- vadNdeep
- vi.redbe very deep
- vifigurative(poetic) abysmally deep, profound
不測 bù cè OC: pɯʔ skhrɯɡ MC: pi̯ut ʈʂhɨk 5 Attributions
- Syntactic words
- VP[adN]passivewhat is not fathomed> what is unfathomable
- VP[adNab]the unfathomableCH
- VPadNfigurativeunfathomable
- VPifigurativebe ubfathomable
淺深 qiǎn shēn OC: tshenʔ qhljum MC: tshiɛn ɕim 3 Attributions
- Syntactic words
- NPab{nab1ant.nab2}featuredepth or otherwise, relative depth (of guilt)
- NPab{nab1ant.nab2}featurerelative physical depth
- VPadVdeeply
深淺 shēn qiǎn OC: qhljum tshenʔ MC: ɕim tshiɛn 2 Attributions
- Syntactic words
- NPab{nab1ant.nab2}conceptdepth
漼 cuǐ OC: skhluulʔ MC: tshuo̝i 1 Attribution
- Syntactic words
- vadNdeep
窅 yǎo OC: qeewʔ MC: ʔeu 1 Attribution
- Syntactic words
- vifigurativedeep; profound
高 gāo OC: koow MC: kɑu 1 Attribution
- Syntactic words
- nabconceptdepth
深湛 shēn zhàn OC: qhljum ɡrluumʔ MC: ɕim ɖɣɛm 1 Attribution
- Syntactic words
- VPadVdeeply, in the depth ??
浚 jùn MC: swinH OC: sqlunsCH 1 Attribution
- Syntactic words
- vadNpoetic: deep and steepCH
窈窕 yǎo tiǎo MC: 'ewX dewX OC: qiiwʔ ɡ-leewʔDS 1 Attribution
- Syntactic words
- VPadNdeep and darkDS
沈 chén OC: ɡrlum MC: ɖim 0 Attributions
- Word relations
- Synon: 深 / 深/DEEP
The dominant current general word for anything deep in any sense is shēn 深 (ant. qiǎn 淺"shallow").
- Syntactic words
- vibe deep
湛 zhàn OC: ɡrluumʔ MC: ɖɣɛm 0 Attributions
- Syntactic words
- viprofound; deep (CC)
孔 kǒng OC: khooŋʔ MC: khuŋ 0 Attributions
- Syntactic words
- vadNdeep
Existing SW for
Here are Syntactic Words already defined in the database: