Tühjust

Tühjust is an Estonian word that translates to "emptiness" or "void" in English. It can be used in various contexts, both literal and metaphorical.

Literally, tühjust refers to a lack of physical content. For example, a box can be described as having tühjust if it contains nothing. This can also extend to a space that is devoid of any objects or substance.

Metaphorically, tühjust can describe a feeling of emotional or spiritual emptiness. This might be experienced after a loss, a significant change, or a period of dissatisfaction. It can represent a sense of meaninglessness or a lack of purpose. In philosophical discussions, tühjust might relate to concepts of nothingness or the absence of being.

The word tühjust is a common term in everyday Estonian conversation and literature. Its meaning is generally understood through context. The feeling of tühjust can be a subject of contemplation and artistic expression, exploring themes of existence and human experience.