No. 854 in Swedish
inga
"Inga" means "no" or "none" (plural).
In a sentence
Jag har inga syskon.
I have no siblings.
Here, 'inga' is used as a negative quantifier referring to a plural subject, indicating the absence of siblings.
Det finns inga butiker som är öppna nu.
There are no stores open now.
In this sentence, 'inga' is used to negate the existence of a group of objects (stores in this case).
Vi såg inga bilar på vägen.
We saw no cars on the road.
'Inga' here denotes the absence of things in the plural form as observed or interacted with in the narrative.
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