“Innermost” in Japanese
Short answer
Innermost in Japanese is “奥深い” (okufukai). Full meaning: profound, deep; deep (of a cave, etc.), innermost, interior.
Other ways to say “Innermost” in Japanese
奥まって
okumatte secluded, innermost
おくぶかい
okubukai profound, deep; deep (of a cave, etc.), innermost, interior
おくふかい
okufukai profound, deep; deep (of a cave, etc.), innermost, interior
最深部
saishinbu deepest part, deepest portion, depths (of the ocean etc.), innermost
おくふか
okufuka profound, deep; deep (of a cave, etc.), innermost, interior
おくぶか
okubuka profound, deep; deep (of a cave, etc.), innermost, interior
奥深
okubuka profound, deep; deep (of a cave, etc.), innermost, interior
奥深う
okubukou profound, deep; deep (of a cave, etc.), innermost, interior
奥深く
okubukaku profound, deep; deep (of a cave, etc.), innermost, interior
奥深え
okubukei profound, deep; deep (of a cave, etc.), innermost, interior
おくぶかく
okubukaku profound, deep; deep (of a cave, etc.), innermost, interior
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