also: なににでも
everything; anything; for everything; in anything
Used to express that something applies to all things or any situation. Often appears with verbs like 使える, なる, 合う, etc. The particle に is part of the expression, so it typically follows a noun or nominalized phrase.
See also: なんでも
This tool can be used for anything.
He takes an interest in everything.
That person complains about everything.
Alternate reading; less common than なんにでも but still used, especially in careful speech.
Kana spelling for the alternate reading.
Compound of 何 (what) + に (particle) + でも (even, also). The reading なんにでも is a contraction of なににでも, which is common in colloquial Japanese.