na|da

na|da «NAH duh, -dah, -thah», noun.

1. nothingness: »

... listening to old ballads in glass-eyed rapport with nada (John Malcolm Brinnin).

2. nothing: »

“I was told that you are to become nothing, nada, you are nothing but a receptacle for Jesus” (Richard Mann).

╂[< Spanish nada nothing]