lack
In Italian, the word 'mancanza' is used to express a lack or absence of something. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as 'There is a lack of water' (C'è una mancanza d'acqua) or 'He lacks confidence' (Lui manca di fiducia). It's important to note that 'mancanza' is a noun, and its verb form is 'mancare', which means 'to lack' or 'to be missing'.
I miss your voice.
This sentence is used when expressing a feeling of longing or absence towards someone's voice, often used when the speaker is missing someone.
The lack of drinking water is a big problem.
This sentence is used when describing a situation or state where there's an absence, or not enough, of a specific necessity or resource; in this case, drinkable water.
They lost the match because of lack of preparation.
This sentence is used when attributing the reason or cause of a failure or loss to the absence or inadequacy of some action or resource, in this instance, it is preparation.