Here are the sentences:
There’s no other words for it.
There’s no another word for it.
There’s no other word for it.
I think the first sentence is right, the second is less preferred, and the third is wrong because “other” needs plural nouns.
Am I right?
Best Answer
The correct form of your first sentence is:
We use "other" before plural countable nouns and all uncountable nouns.
We use "another" before singular countable nouns.
In your second sentence, "no" and "another" are mutually exclusive determiners and we can't use both of them in front of the same noun.
Your third sentence is also fine. Yes, when you use "other" in a non-negative and non-pre-quantified structure, you should use a plural noun after "other" (so it's not correct to say "there is other word"), but there is nothing wrong with "one other word" or "no other word".