no in Irish
no in Irish is ní hea — no means not any; none at all.
no in Irish
ní hea
Used to show disagreement, negation, denial, refusal, or prohibition.
What does "no" mean?
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det Not any; none at all.
"There is no milk left in the fridge."
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adv Not at all — used before comparatives like "more" or "less," or certain adjectives.
"The service was no better than before."
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particle Used alone to show disagreement, refusal, or denial.
""Can I borrow the car?" "No.""
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noun A negative answer, or a vote against a proposal.
"The motion failed by twelve votes to eight noes."
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no in a sentence
- There is no milk left in the fridge.
- She has no time for excuses.
- The service was no better than before.
- "Can I borrow the car?" "No."
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What is "no" in Irish?
"no" in Irish is ní hea. no means: Not any; none at all.
How do you use "no" in a sentence?
Example: "There is no milk left in the fridge." In Irish, "no" is ní hea.
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