No. 107 in Croatian

ništa

"Ništa" means "nothing" in English.

In a sentence

Nisam dobio ništa za ručak.
I didn't get anything for lunch.
'Ništa' is used as an object in a negative sentence to mean 'anything', emphasizing the lack of items obtained.
Ništa mi nije teško raditi.
Nothing is hard for me to do.
'Ništa' is used as a subject to emphasize the ease or possibility of doing everything.
Rekao je da ne zna ništa o tome.
He said he doesn't know anything about that.
'Ništa' is used in combination with negation to express the absence of knowledge.

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