Looking up...
I found nada in the empty box.
There was nothing inside the empty box.
nothing; zero
After searching for hours, we came up with nada.
After searching for hours, we found nothing.
Commonly used in informal contexts, especially in American English.
Use 'nada' in casual conversations, not formal writing.
Borrowed from Spanish, where it means 'nothing' or 'zero'.
Often used in informal speech to emphasize the absence of something.