味あじわい深ぶかい

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味わい深い · i-adjective

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	味あじわい深ぶかい	味あじわい深ぶかくない
Polite	味あじわい深ぶかいです	味あじわい深ぶかくないですalso 味あじわい深ぶかくありません
Past polite	味あじわい深ぶかかったです	味あじわい深ぶかくなかったですalso 味あじわい深ぶかくありませんでした
Past	味あじわい深ぶかかった	味あじわい深ぶかくなかった
Te-form	味あじわい深ぶかくて	味あじわい深ぶかくなくて
Adverbial	味あじわい深ぶかく
Conditional	味あじわい深ぶかければ	味あじわい深ぶかくなければ
Tara conditional	味あじわい深ぶかかったら	味あじわい深ぶかくなかったら

Meanings

i-adjective

profound; deeply meaningful; rich in nuance

Describes something that rewards deeper thought or appreciation, such as a work of art, a remark, or an experience. Often implies subtlety and lasting value.

彼かれのスピーチはとても味あじわい深ぶかかった。
His speech was very profound.
この小しょう説せつは何なん度ど読よんでも味あじわい深ぶかい。
This novel is deeply meaningful no matter how many times you read it.

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Kanji

味flavor, taste
深deep, heighten, intensify

Related words

深ふかい
深い simply means 'deep' in a physical or abstract sense, while 味わい深い specifically means 'profound' or 'rich in meaning'.
意い味み深しん長ちょう
意味深長 is a more formal, often written term for 'pregnant with meaning', while 味わい深い is a common adjective used in everyday speech.

Opposites

味あじ気けない
味わい深い describes something rich in meaning or flavor, the opposite of 味気ない, which describes something bland and unsatisfying.

Built from

味あじわう+深ふかい

Written forms

味あじわい深ぶかい
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling.
味あじわいぶかい
Partial kana spelling; less common but still used.
あじわい深ぶかい
Partial kana spelling for the first part; rarely seen.

Etymology

Compound of 味わい (あじわい, 'flavor, taste, appreciation') + 深い (ふかい, 'deep'). The combination yields the sense of something that has deep, lasting flavor or meaning.