"nadie" meaning in Ladino

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          "english": "With cane and hat,\n'Twas already Shabbat or Passover,\nAlways first at synagogue,\nBefore anybody else was arriving.",
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          "text": "Con bastón y con sombrero,\nYa fuera Shabbat o Pascua,\nA eznoga siempre el primero,\nAntes que nadie llegaba.",
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        "no one; nobody (anyone or anybody)"
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          "word": "dinguno"
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          "word": "ninguno"
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