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“Depths” in Japanese

Short answer
深間 fukama ふかま

Depths in Japanese is “深間” (fukama). Full meaning: depths, intimacy.

Other ways to say “Depths” in Japanese

深層 shinsou depths, deep level 奥底 okusoko depths, deep place; bottom (of one's heart) 深部 shinbu depths, deep part 深奥 shinou depths (of an art, one's mind, etc.), heart, inner mysteries; profound, deep, esoteric, abstruse 深み fukami deep place, depths; depth, profundity 内奥 naiou inner part, depths ふかま fukama depths, intimacy 淵底 entei bottom depths (of water), abyss; depths (of something), bottom en deep pool, deep water, abyss; depths (e.g. of despair), grip (e.g. of death) 最深部 saishinbu deepest part, deepest portion, depths (of the ocean etc.), innermost oku inner part, interior, back (of a drawer, one's throat, etc.), depths (e.g. of a forest), recesses (e.g. of a cave), heart, end (of a road, garden, etc.); living quarters (at the back of a house), inner room; recesses (of one's mind), bottom (of one's

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