tukšs

(of containers, hollow objects) empty in which nothing was put
(of places, areas) empty, blank not taken, not filled with something
(of rooms) unfurnished
(of hanging supports) empty with nothing hanging on them
(of windows, doors) empty without panes, leaf
(of wells, body) empty without water
(stomach) empty without food
(of paper, book) empty without any writing or drawing on it
(of buildings, rooms, areas, means of transportation) empty without people, animals, vacant, uninhabited
(of places, areas) empty without vegetation, without plants, without crops
(of fruits, nuts) empty without pit, kernel, seed, more rarely without leaf
(of time periods) empty with strongly felt shortage or lack of food, money, goods, etc.)
(of time periods) empty without harvest, produce
(of shops, establishments, entity) empty without merchandise, goods in stock, without money
(of peoples) empty, poor
(of actionss) empty, in vain without the desired effect
(of actions, words) empty, vain, idle without serious content, without purpose, without meaning, significance
(of time periods) empty without activity, uneventful
(of people) empty without depth, meaningful spiritual life, frivolous
(of eyes, gaze, face) empty colorless, lifeless

Inherited from Proto-Balto-Slavic *tuskjas derived from Proto-Indo-European *tews- (empty, drain, clear).

Proto-Indo-European

*tews-

empty, drain, clear

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