fundu-, fundus-, fund-, found- +

1. The part of a hollow organ of the body farthest from its opening; such as, the part of the eye's retina opposite the pupil.
2. In medicine, fundus refers to the bottom or base of an organ; examples include: the fundus of the eye (the retina), the fundus of the uterus, and so on.
3. The anatomical term referring to a portion of a bodily organ which is opposite of its opening.
4. The base of an organ or the part opposite to or remote from an aperture (opening).

The deepest part of a hair follicle.

The bottom of the lateral end of the internal acoustic meatus.

The portion of the urinary bladder adjacent to the rectum.

The part of the uterus most remote from the cervix.

1. Very great, strong, or intense: "He had a profound effect on his audience."
2. Showing great perception, understanding, or knowledge: "As young as she is, she has profound insight into the potential of technology."
3. Containing far-reaching ideas, or essential wisdom and experience, that usually require serious thought to be fully appreciated.
4. Etymology: "characterized by intellectual depth", from Old French profund (about 1175), from Latin profundus, "deep, bottomless, vast"; also, "obscure, profound", from pro-, "forth" plus fundus, "bottom".

1. A reference to having intellectual depth and insight.
2. Descriptive of something which is difficult to fathom or to understand.
3. Extending far below the surface.
4. Coming from, reaching to, or situated at a depth.

1. An insight that deals seriously with the most vital aspects of any question.
2. Something that shows great perceptiveness or knowledge or requires great perceptiveness and knowledge to be properly understood.
3. The intellectual complexity or abstruseness of something.
4. The greatness, strength, or intensity of something.
5. Extension to or location at a great depth in a literary sense.