nothing in particular; none in particular
A set phrase used to indicate that there is no specific item, preference, or noteworthy matter. Often used in response to questions about preferences, plans, or issues.
Is there anything you want to eat? Nah, nothing in particular.
I have no particular plans for today.
Variant using the kanji 無 for なし; slightly more formal or emphatic.
Phrase consisting of the adverb 特に (particularly) and the classical adjective なし (none).