Suffixes implying lack or absence:
* -less: This is a common suffix indicating the absence of something, often resulting in emptiness. Examples: "homeless," "careless," "hopeless."
* -free: This suffix implies freedom from something, which can also suggest emptiness. Examples: "debt-free," "sugar-free," "stress-free."
Suffixes specific to particular types of emptiness:
* -void: This implies a complete lack of content or meaning. Examples: "heart-void," "mind-void."
* -vacant: This implies that a space or position is empty and available. Examples: "vacant lot," "vacant position."
Other suffixes that can be used:
* -less: While primarily indicating absence, it can also suggest emptiness in some cases. Example: "contentless" (lacking content, hence empty).
* -empty: This is the word itself, functioning as a suffix in phrases like "soul-empty."
Ultimately, the best suffix depends on the specific context and the type of emptiness you want to convey.