“Vacant” in Japanese
Short answer
Vacant in Japanese is “空っぽ” (karappo). Full meaning: empty, vacant, hollow.
Other ways to say “Vacant” in Japanese
虚しい
munashii empty, void, vacant; vain, fruitless, futile, ineffective; lifeless
空ツぽ
karappo empty, vacant, hollow
空空
kuukuu empty, vacant, void
もぬけの殻
monukenokara completely empty (of a residence, etc.), vacant, deserted; body from which the soul has left, corpse; shed skin (of a snake, insect, etc.)
カラッポ
karappo empty, vacant, hollow
からっぽ
karappo empty, vacant, hollow
からつぽ
karappo empty, vacant, hollow
虚ろ
utsuro cavity, hollow, void; hollow (voice, smile, etc.), blank (eyes, look, etc.), vacant (expression, stare, etc.), empty (words, heart, etc.)
がらんどう
garandou empty, hollow, bare, vacant, deserted
空っぽう
karappou empty, vacant, hollow
虚し
munashi empty, void, vacant; vain, fruitless, futile, ineffective; lifeless
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