emptiness in Japanese
emptiness in Japanese is 空, 空っぽ, 空虚 — emptiness means the state of containing nothing; being empty.
emptiness in Japanese
空
Pronounced: kara
空っぽ
Pronounced: karappo
空虚
Pronounced: kuukyo
虚しさ
What does "emptiness" mean?
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noun The state of containing nothing; being empty.
"The emptiness of the warehouse echoed with every footstep."
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noun A feeling of hollowness or lack of meaning, sometimes linked to sadness or loneliness.
"After the divorce, she was left with a deep sense of emptiness."
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emptiness in a sentence
- The emptiness of the warehouse echoed with every footstep.
- After the divorce, she was left with a deep sense of emptiness.
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What is "emptiness" in Japanese?
"emptiness" in Japanese is 空, 空っぽ, 空虚. emptiness means: The state of containing nothing; being empty.
How do you pronounce 空?
"emptiness" in Japanese is 空, pronounced "kara".
How do you use "emptiness" in a sentence?
Example: "The emptiness of the warehouse echoed with every footstep." In Japanese, "emptiness" is 空, 空っぽ, 空虚.
Are there other ways to say "emptiness" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "emptiness": 空, 空っぽ, 空虚, 虚しさ.
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