emptiness

See also: Emptiness

English

Etymology

empty +‎ -ness

Noun

emptiness (countable and uncountable, plural emptinesses)

1. The state or feeling of being empty.

Translations

the state or feeling of being empty

• Albanian: boshllëk (sq) m
• Azerbaijani: boşluq (az)
• Bulgarian: празнота (bg) f (praznota)
• Catalan: buidor f, buidesa f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 空虛／空虚 (zh) (kōngxū), 空虚 (zh) (kōngxū), 空洞 (zh) (kōngdòng)

• Czech: prázdnota f
• Danish: tomhed
• Dutch: leegte (nl) f
• Finnish: tyhjyys (fi)
• French: vide (fr) m, néant (fr) m, vacuité (fr) f
• Galician: baleiro (gl) m
• German: Leere (de) f, Leerheit f
• Greek:

  Ancient Greek: κενότης f (kenótēs)

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• Hebrew: ריקנות f (reikanút)
• Hungarian: üresség (hu)
• Irish: foilmhe f
• Japanese: 空虚 (ja) (くうきょ, kūkyo), 空 (ja) (から, kara)
• Kurdish:

  Sorani:

• Maori: tīaretanga
• Norwegian: tomhet
• Polish: pustka (pl) f
• Portuguese: vazio (pt) m
• Russian: пустота́ (ru) f (pustotá)
• Spanish: vacío (es) m
• Swedish: tomhet (sv) c
• Ukrainian: порожне́ча f (porožnéča)

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