No. 2,322 in French
nulle
"Nulle" means "none" or "not any" in English, and can also mean "useless" or "bad" depending on context.
In a sentence
Je suis nulle en mathématiques.
I am bad at mathematics.
In this sentence, 'nulle' is used as an adjective to describe a person's lack of skill in a subject.
Il n’y a nulle part où aller.
There is nowhere to go.
Here, 'nulle' is used in the adverbial phrase 'nulle part,' meaning 'nowhere'.
Cette tentative est nulle et non avenue.
This attempt is null and void.
In this case, 'nulle' is used as an adjective to indicate that something is invalid or ineffective.
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