lacuna

UK
/ləˈkjuː.nə/
US
/ləˈkuː.nə/

Translations

lacunanoun
lacunae
pl
UK
/ləˈkjuː.nə/
US
/ləˈkuː.nə/
lacuneSens général ; en particulier pour un manque, une omission ou une interruption dans un texte, une série ou un système juridique.
The historian found a significant lacuna in the ancient manuscript.
L’historien a trouvé une lacune importante dans le manuscrit ancien.
Additional translations
lacuneSens médical et anatomique ; cavité ou dépression, notamment dans un os.

Definitions

lacunanoun
A gap or missing part, especially in a manuscript, text, or series.
The historian found a significant lacuna in the ancient manuscript, which made it difficult to understand the full context.
An unfilled space or interval; a gap.
The artist intentionally left a lacuna in the painting to allow viewers to interpret the missing elements.
A cavity or depression, especially in bone.
The X-ray revealed a lacuna in the patient's bone, which required further medical investigation.
A gap or missing provision in a law, legal system, or legal document.
The court acknowledged a lacuna in the legislation that required parliamentary attention.