“Deeply” in Japanese
Short answer
Deeply in Japanese is “ジーンと” (jiinto). Full meaning: (being moved) deeply, (feeling) profoundly, (going) straight to one's heart, (moved) to tears; going numb, stinging (pain).
Other ways to say “Deeply” in Japanese
ズブズブ
zubuzubu (sink) deeply (into mud, snow, etc.); (thrust) deeply (into a soft object); (involved) too deeply (in a matter, relationship, etc.)
ほっと
hotto with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh)
熟
tsukuzuku deeply, keenly, severely, completely, utterly; intently, carefully, closely, attentively
深く
fukaku deeply, intimately, heartily, sincerely, profoundly
つくづく
tsukuzuku deeply, keenly, severely, completely, utterly; intently, carefully, closely, attentively
グサリと
gusarito deeply (stab, thrust, etc.), hard
グサッと
gusatto deeply (stab, thrust, etc.), hard
痛く
itaku extremely, exceedingly, deeply; painfully
沁み沁み
shimijimi keenly, deeply, fully, heartily, seriously, earnestly; calmly, quietly, softly; fixedly (gazing, staring), intently
ずぶずぶ
zubuzubu (sink) deeply (into mud, snow, etc.); (thrust) deeply (into a soft object); (involved) too deeply (in a matter, relationship, etc.)
いたく
itaku extremely, exceedingly, deeply; painfully
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