Oudenophobia

Oudenophobia (from Greek ouden, meaning "nothing") or nilophobia (from Latin nihil, meaning "nothing") is the fear of nothingness or the number zero. Sufferers of this tend to obsess what is like when the person dies since they may think that their perception would turn into nothingness upon death. EXAMPLE: He has oudenophobia and likes numbers that can be represented in Roman numerals.

Sufferers would also fear things that contain nothing in there, like looking in the container expecting that there's something in it but actually nothing's there, making them anxious, dread, and/or even panic. Oudenophobes would also declare that number zero represents nothingness. Oudenophobes would often get scared by the number zero, especially when the countdown on the timer reaches zero, which would make them excessively worry that their lives are counting down towards their death, resulting in (thanatophobia/necrophobia ).

People with oudenophobia may suffer anxiety or panic symptoms like nausea, sweating, rapid heartbeat, trembling, dizziness, and obsessive thoughts about death or dying. It is often treated using , and medication.