No. 1,066 in Spanish
ninguno
"None" or "not any."
In a sentence
No tengo ninguno de los libros que mencionaste.
I do not have any of the books you mentioned.
In this sentence, 'ninguno' is used as a pronoun meaning 'none' or 'any' referring to a specific set of items, i.e., the books mentioned earlier.
Ninguno de ellos quiso venir a la fiesta.
None of them wanted to come to the party.
Here, 'ninguno' is used to refer to 'none' out of a specific group (them), indicating that no individual from the group wanted to come.
¿Has visto algún error en el reporte? No, ninguno.
Did you see any errors in the report? No, none.
In this case, 'ninguno' is responding negatively to reject the existence of any errors in the report, used as a pronoun substituting the noun 'error'.
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