Is this a TRIPLE negative?

I know Polish uses double negatives. Is this a triple negative? How would you translate the following sentence into English accurately?

"Nie ma niczego na żadnym ze stołów."

There is nothing on any of the tables.

Thanks for the fast help, Darius! That's what I figured it meant. Would the most literal translation be: "Not having nothing on any of the tables."? Is that the logical idea?

I asked about double negatives before.
In English, spoken by a trained and experienced practitioner, one negative can be negated back into a postitive by another negative.
This ain't no case in Polish, or most languages, including most English.
The two negatives work with, not against eachother.

Nie ma nic, na żadnych stołach.

Literally it would be 'There is not nothing on none of the tables', IMHO.
And iI don't think it's a 'triple negative'. There's one 'double negative': 'Nie ma niczego' and one 'single negative': 'na zadnym ze stolów' IMHO 2.

Africans has a double negative. As for example nie rook nie meaning No smoking.

Thanks everyone for your help! You are all a great resource for someone learning Polish. Thank you again!

Excuse me, this is polish forum not a russian one, thank you


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