When we say,"No other mountain is higher than Mt. Everest", I have a question, why should I use "No other + a singular noun..."
"No other" means "Not any other"?
When we say,"No other mountain is higher than Mt. Everest", I have a question, why should I use "No other + a singular noun..."
"No other" means "Not any other"?
"No" functions a determiner, similar to word like "The" or "Your". There may be several determiners in front of a noun, forming a short phrase.
Here we have "no other" forming a determinative phrase in front of the noun "mountain". The sentence quoted is correct English.