German

Noun

Vakuum n ‎(genitive Vakuums, plural Vakua or Vakuen)

1. vacuum

Czech

Noun

vakuum n

1. vacuum (empty space)

Synonyms

• vzduchoprázdno n

Derived terms

• vakuový m

Danish

Etymology

From Latin vacuum, neuter of vacuus ‎(“empty”), from vacō ‎(“I am empty”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /vaːkuɔm/, [ˈvæːˀkʰuɔm], IPA^(key): /vakuɔm/, [ˈvɑkʰuɔm] or IPA^(key): /vakɔm/, [ˈvɑkʰɔm]

Noun

vakuum n (singular definite vakuummet, plural indefinite vakuummer)

1. vacuum (region of space that contains no matter)

Inflection

External links

• vakuum on the Danish Wikipedia.Wikipedia ^da

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

From Latin vacuum

Pronunciation

Noun

vakuum n ‎(definite singular vakuumet, indefinite plural vakuum or vakuumer, definite plural vakuuma or vakuumene)

1. a vacuum (area of space that contains no matter)

Derived terms

• maktvakuum

References

• “vakuum” in The Bokmål Dictionary.

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

From Latin vacuum

Noun

vakuum n ‎(definite singular vakuumet, indefinite plural vakuum, definite plural vakuuma)

1. a vacuum (as above)

Derived terms

• maktvakuum

References

• “vakuum” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

Serbo-Croatian

Alternative forms

• vakum

Noun

vakuum m ‎(Cyrillic spelling вакуум)

1. vacuum

Swedish

Noun

vakuum n

1. vacuum; a region of space that contains no matter
2. (figuratively) vacuum; an isolated space without contact with the surrounding world

   Jag har levt i ett vakuum på sistone.‎

   Lately, I've been living in a vacuum.

Declension