I came here trying to remember the difference between nothing and anything, which I thought were either どれも or どれでも. These answers were very useful, but how does "nothing" fit into this?

I would also like to add that it isn't help to say answers should be obvious. Obviously, if the solution was obvious no one would have posted the question. This is a question and answer forum. Please don't be rude or demean people's questions.

Sorry, only tried jisho.org for dictionaries. Thanks for the answer. It is a bit embarrassing that I didn't make the connection, but all the content I found suggested a whole level of depth to the concept. As a strong chess and go player, I am very familiar with "reading". @Aeon, I would suggest posting your comment as the answer, unless everyone thinks the question should be deleted.

Thanks, @naruto. You don't happen to have any references handy for the term's origin? I'm trying to update the Wikipedia page.

"Short form" is the name used in the Genki Japanese books.

Is 普通形 the same as "short form"?