unoccupied

English

Etymology

From Middle English unoccupied; equivalent to un- +‎ occupied.

Adjective

unoccupied (comparative more unoccupied, superlative most unoccupied)

(of a house etc) Not inhabited, especially by a tenant
Not being used; vacant or free
Not employed on a task; idle
(of territory) Not occupied by foreign troops etc

Translations

Not inhabited, especially by a tenant

Bulgarian: незает (bg) (nezaet), празен (bg) (prazen)
Danish: ubeboet
Esperanto: neokupata
Finnish: tyhjä (fi), tyhjillään oleva
French: inoccupé (fr), inhabité (fr), vide (fr)
German: leerstehend (de)
Latin: vastus
Norwegian:
Bokmål: ubebodd
Ottoman Turkish: بوش (boş), خالی (hali)
Turkish: oturulmayan

Not being used; vacant or free

Bulgarian: свободен (bg) (svoboden)
Danish: ubesat
Esperanto: neokupata
Finnish: vapaa (fi)
French: inoccupé (fr), libre (fr)
German: frei (de)
Latin: vastus
Norwegian:
Bokmål: ubesatt
Ottoman Turkish: بوش (boş), خالی (hali)
Turkish: boş (tr)

Not employed on a task; idle

Bulgarian: незает (bg) (nezaet)
Danish: ubeskæftiget
Finnish: joutilas (fi), toimeton (fi)
German: unbeschäftigt
Irish: díomhaoin
Turkish: işsiz (tr), boşta gezen
Uyghur: بىكار (bikar)

Not occupied by foreign troops etc

Bulgarian: неокупиран (neokupiran)
Danish: ubesat
Finnish: miehittämätön (fi)
German: unbesetzt
Norwegian:
Bokmål: ubesatt
Turkish: işgal edilmemiş

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