なんかに

to someone or something like

→ 何
phrase Uncommon #17,938
to someone or something like なんか can make the noun before it sound dismissive or unimportant. に indicates a destination, target, or location, depending on the sentence.
JA: そんな人なんかに負けたくない。
EN: I don't want to lose to someone like that.

誰が息子なんかに…きっと誰か来る

Who would come for a son like him...? Surely someone will.

— サイコ (1960)

あなたのような方がなぜ砂漠なんかに?

Why would someone like you be in a desert of all places?

— イングリッシュ・ペイシェント (1996)

誰が地下室なんかに隠れるもんですか

Who would hide in a basement of all places?

— サイコ (1960)

サリマンなんかにハウルは渡さないよ

I'm not handing Howl over to someone like Suliman.

— ハウルの動く城 (2004)

例えば初恋の相手なんかに心当たりはありませんか?

For example, can you think of anyone who might have been your first love?

— Love Letter (1995)

お前なんかに俺の気持ちが分かるもんか!

You could never understand how I feel!

芝居なんかにありそうなことだ

It sounds like something you’d see in a play.

— 生きる (1952)