berdalam-dalam

Indonesian

Etymology

From ber- +‎ reduplication of dalam (“deep”).

Verb

berdalam-dalam

  1. to deepen, to go (too) deep [with dalam ‘into’]
    • 2008 September 16, muslim.or.id‎[1]:
      Termasuk sikap yang harus dijauhi adalah bertanya berlebihan atau terlalu berdalam-dalam dalam menanyakan suatu perkara tanpa keperluan.
      Among the attitudes that should be avoided is asking excessive or overly detailed questions about a matter without necessity.
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