“Blank” in Japanese
Short answer
Blank in Japanese is “空クジ” (karakuji). Full meaning: blank (ticket), unsuccessful lottery ticket.
Other ways to say “Blank” in Japanese
真っ白
masshiro pure white; blank (e.g. mind, paper)
空所
kuusho blank, empty space, gap
記入欄
kinyuuran blank (to be filled out), input field
未記入
mikinyuu blank (book)
のっぺり
nopperi featureless (face), expressionless, flat, blank, smooth; flat (terrain), smooth
虚ろ
utsuro cavity, hollow, void; hollow (voice, smile, etc.), blank (eyes, look, etc.), vacant (expression, stare, etc.), empty (words, heart, etc.)
空白
kuuhaku blank space (in a document); blank, void, gap, vacuum; whitespace
空包
kuuhou blank cartridge, blank ammunition, blank
白地
akarasama white background; blank; white cloth
空くじ
karakuji blank (ticket), unsuccessful lottery ticket
未入力
minyuuryoku not filled in, not entered, blank, empty
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