誰でも, 誰も, 何でも, 何も


> 何でも食べる

> 何も食べない

"it is as much as something, eat." = if it's anything, I'll eat it/I eat it.

"as much as something, not eat." = if it's anything, I will not/don't eat it.

何でもない = "it is as much as something, not" = it is not even something

何もない = "as much as something, not" = even something is not

Why does the te form of desu do this? Am I also wrong with these translations?
I am also aware of 何もが, which I think makes it apparent that nanimo is a noun
from the use of ga to mark the subject. Am I confused here too?

