* "Empty": खाली (khaali)
* "Not Available": उपलब्ध नहीं (upalabdh nahin)
* "No Data": कोई डेटा नहीं (koi data nahin)
* "Blank": रिक्त (rikt)
However, the best translation depends on the specific context where "null" is used.
For example:
* If you're referring to a null value in a bank database, you could use "रिक्त मान" (rikt maan) or "शून्य मान" (shunya maan).
* If you're talking about a missing bank account balance, you could say "शून्य शेष" (shunya shesh) or "कोई शेष नहीं" (koi shesh nahin).
It's important to consider the specific situation and the intended meaning of "null" when translating it into Hindi.