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Pronunciation / Transliteration: nesˈsuno
"Non c'era nessun biscotto dopo la festa."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Not any; no one; not a single one.
"None of the cookies were left after the party." - 2
Used to indicate that something is not applicable or does not exist.
"There were none available at the store."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Old English 'nān', a compound of 'ne' (not) and 'ān' (one). Historically evolved through Middle English to denote the absence of any person or thing, maintaining a stable semantic function over centuries.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "None" is said worldwide
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aucun
Transliteration: okœ̃
"Il n'y avait aucun cookie après la fête."
keiner
Transliteration: kaɪ̯nɐ
"Es waren keine Kekse nach der Party übrig."
nessuno
Transliteration: nesˈsuno
"Non c'era nessun biscotto dopo la festa."
ninguno
Transliteration: ninˈɡuno
"No quedaba ninguno después de la fiesta."
nenhum
Transliteration: neˈɲũ
"Não havia nenhum biscoito após a festa."
कोई नहीं
Transliteration: koi nahin
"पार्टी के बाद कोई नहीं बचा।"
没有
Transliteration: méiyǒu
"派对后没有剩下任何饼干。"
없음
Transliteration: eobseum
"파티 후에 남은 쿠키가 없었습니다."
何もない
Transliteration: nani mo nai
"パーティーの後、クッキーは何も残っていませんでした。"
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