vazio

Adj

1. (comparable) devoid of content; empty
2. (comparable) not significant; insignificant

Noun

1. (masculine) vacuum (an empty space)
2. (masculine) void
3. (figuratively, masculine) emptiness (state or feeling of being empty)
4. (familiar, masculine) hypochondrium
5. (in-plural, masculine) flank
6. (masculine) flank steak
7. (masculine) young wether (castrated ram)

Verb

first-person singular present indicative of vaziar

vaziar

alternative form of esvaziar

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Pronounced as (IPA)

/vaˈzi.u/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: vacīvus

In summary

Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese vazio, from Latin vacīvus. Compare Galician and Spanish vacío.

Concepts

empty

hollow

emptiness

bare

blank

vacuum

void

idle

inane

nothingness

penniless

vacancy

vacant

vacuity

vain

voided

clear

desolation

destitude

flat

impoverished

inanition

miserable

needy

Synonyms

vácuo

oco

vão

murcho

vacante

vaga

👋

vago

desocupado

inapropriado

vacância

fútil

vazia

inane

livre

🆓

Translations

vide

vacío

vuoto

leer

buit

pusty

leeg

boş

vacuus

hueco

próżny

hol

🕳️

creux

inanis

Leere

Sentences

O palco estava vazio .

The stage was empty.

Felizmente , esse vazio parece estar se enchendo pouco a pouco .

Fortunately, this void seems to be filling little by little.