This is the 101st most frequent Malay word.
tiada
"Tiada" means "not" or "none" in English.
In this sentence, 'tiada' is used as a negation, indicating the absence of the subject at the location.
Saya tiada di rumah sekarang.
I am not at home currently.
Here, 'tiada' negates the existence of an easy solution to the problem.
Masalah ini tiada penyelesaian yang mudah.
This problem does not have an easy solution.
In this context, 'tiada' is utilized to express 'nothing,' indicating the non-existence of impossibilities.