Nada Definition

nädə
pronoun
Nothing; zero.
American Heritage
noun
Nothing.
Webster's New World

(informal, colloquial, singular only) Nothing.

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Origin of Nada

  • Spanish nothing from Old Spanish from Vulgar Latin (rēs) nāta born (thing), anything (used in the phrase nōn ... rēs nāta not ... anything, literally “not a born thing,”) (probably on the model of hominēs nātī anyone, literally “born people”) Latin rēs thing Latin nāta feminine of nātus past participle of nāscī to be born genə- in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From Spanish nada (“nothing")

    From Wiktionary

Nada Sentence Examples

  • The sun on the snow is appraisal boat guide nada bad for one's eyes; don't you think so?

  • If you want to discuss sympathy, think about poor me, pining away for a hot time and getting nada.

  • According to NADA Guides, the following models are among the most popular hybrids on the market.

  • A good place on the Internet to find used RV values is the NADA RV Buying Guide.

  • While most RV experts don't recommend relying on a single source for estimating camper values, the NADA Guide and Kelly Blue Book publications can be an excellent starting point.

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Words Starting With

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Words Starting With N and Ending With A

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