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  1. littleness:
  2. little:
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Detailed Translations for littleness from English to Spanish

littleness:

littleness [the ~] noun

  1. the littleness (smallness)
    la pequeñez; la mezquindad

Translation Matrix for littleness:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
mezquindad littleness; smallness avarice; bigotedness; cowardness; faint-heartedness; limitation; little-mindedness; meagerness; meagreness; miserliness; narrow mindedness; narrow-mindedness; narrowness; niggardliness; parsimony; pettiness; pitifulness; preconceived opinion; prejudice; scantiness; slenderness; small-mindedness; smallness; stinginess; tenacity
pequeñez littleness; smallness
- pettiness; smallness

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Synonyms for "littleness":


Antonyms for "littleness":

  • bigness; largeness

Related Definitions for "littleness":

  1. lack of generosity in trifling matters1
  2. the property of having relatively little strength or vigor1
  3. the property of having a relatively small size1

littleness form of little:

little adj

  1. little (small; tiny; short; )
    bajo; bajito; chico
  2. little (rare; strange; extraordinary; )
    extraordinario; raro

little adj

  1. little (insignificant; minimal; infinitesimal; )
    mínimo; muy pequeño; diminuto; nimio; minúsculo; anodino; ínfimo; insignificante

little

  1. little (few; not much; not many; not a lot)
    no mucho

little [the ~] noun

  1. the little (a little bit)
    el poco; el poquito

Translation Matrix for little:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bajo bass; contrabass; sandbank
chico baby; baby boy; bloke; chap; child; cove; fellow; gent; guy; infant; kid; kiddy; lad; lass; little boy; little chap; little child; little girl; little kid; male; man; mister; naughty boy; nipper; rascal; scamp; small child; small one; sonny; tike; tiny tot; toddler; tot; tyke; type; youth
nimio bigotedness; narrow mindedness; narrow-mindedness; pettiness; small-mindedness; smallness
poco a little bit; little
poquito a little bit; little snuff
raro odd fellow; queer; strange person; weirdo
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- minuscule; short; slight; small
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
no mucho few; little; not a lot; not many; not much
- tiny
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
anodino infinitesimal; insignificant; little; minimal; minor; scant; slight; small
bajito diminutive; inadequate; inferior; little; low-grade; middling; minuscule; short; shortish; small; tiny; undersized on the quiet; on the sly; sneakily
bajo diminutive; inadequate; inferior; little; low-grade; middling; minuscule; short; shortish; small; tiny; undersized bad; banal; base; behind one's back; below the belt; blackguardly; coarse; crude; cunning; false; falsely; foul; gross; indecent; indigent; inferior; jarring; low; low-hanging; mean; nasty; needy; not high; offensive; pedestrian; pennyless; poor; ribald; roguish; rotten; scoundrelly; scurvy; secretly; shabby; sharp; shrewd; slippery; sly; trite; trivial; under; underhand; unmannerly; unsavory; unsavoury; vapid; vicious; vile; villainous; vulgar
chico diminutive; inadequate; inferior; little; low-grade; middling; minuscule; short; shortish; small; tiny; undersized
diminuto infinitesimal; insignificant; little; minimal; minor; scant; slight; small minuscule; tiny
extraordinario extraordinary; funny; hardly ever; little; odd; phenomenal; prodigious; rare; rarely; seldom; strange; uncommon; unique abominable; amazing; astonishing; astounding; barbaric; bizarre; brutal; cruel; curious; different; eccentric; exceedingly; exceptional; exclusive; exquisite; extra; extraordinarily; extraordinary; extremely; fabled; fabulous; freak; greatly; gruesome; heinous; highly; idiosyncratic; incomparable; inhuman; inhumane; inimitable; isolated; legendary; marvellous; marvelous; miraculous; not used to; noteworthy; odd; on its own; once in a life time; one and only; particular; peculiar; queer; rare; separate; sole; special; specially added; startling; strange; surprising; the one and only; ultra; uncommon; unique; unparalleled; unusual; very; wonderful; wondrous
insignificante infinitesimal; insignificant; little; minimal; minor; scant; slight; small disabled; frugal; handicapped; marginal; meager; meagre; modest; negligible; poor; puny; skinny; slight; thin; unassuming; unpretentious
minúsculo infinitesimal; insignificant; little; minimal; minor; scant; slight; small facetiously; flimsy; indigent; lean; meager; meagre; minimal; minor; minuscule; miserable; modest; needy; pennyless; poor; puny; scant; shabby; skinny; slight; succinct; terse; thin; tiny; unassuming; unpretentious; very little; very small
muy pequeño infinitesimal; insignificant; little; minimal; minor; scant; slight; small minuscule; tiny
mínimo infinitesimal; insignificant; little; minimal; minor; scant; slight; small facetiously; least; littlest; minimal; minuscule; slight; smallest; tiny
nimio infinitesimal; insignificant; little; minimal; minor; scant; slight; small broad; detailed; elaborate; exhaustive; expansive; extensive; in detail; wide; widespread
poco a couple of; a few; bit; certain; facetiously; few; minimal; scanty; slight; slightly; small; some; to a limited extent; to a small extent
raro extraordinary; funny; hardly ever; little; odd; phenomenal; prodigious; rare; rarely; seldom; strange; uncommon; unique alien; atypical; baroque; bizarre; crazy; curious; daft; different; eccentric; exceptional; exotic; extraordinary; foolish; foreign; freak; funny; idiosyncratic; idiotic; insane; mad; mixed up; muzzy; not used to; noteworthy; odd; outlandish; peculiar; queer; rare; ridiculous; scarce; silly; strange; stupid; uncommon; unusual; weird
ínfimo infinitesimal; insignificant; little; minimal; minor; scant; slight; small

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Antonyms for "little":


Related Definitions for "little":

  1. small in a way that arouses feelings (of tenderness or its opposite depending on the context)1
    • a nice little job1
    • bless your little heart1
    • my dear little mother1
    • a sweet little deal1
    • I'm tired of your petty little schemes1
    • filthy little tricks1
    • what a nasty little situation1
  2. limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent1
    • a little dining room1
    • a little house1
    • a little (or small) group1
  3. (of a voice) faint1
    • a little voice1
  4. lowercase1
    • little a1
  5. (quantifier used with mass nouns) small in quantity or degree; not much or almost none or (with `a') at least some1
    • little rain fell in May1
    • gave it little thought1
    • little time is left1
    • we still have little money1
    • a little hope remained1
  6. (of children and animals) young, immature1
    • what a big little boy you are1
  7. low in stature; not tall1
    • a little man1
  8. not much1
    • he talked little about his family1
  9. a small amount or duration1
    • he accepted the little they gave him1

Wiktionary Translations for little:

little
determiner
  1. small amount
adjective
  1. small in number, few
  2. -
  3. Insignificant, trivial
  4. very young
  5. small in size
adverb
  1. not much
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• little → menudo; menudito; chiquillo; chico; corto; bajo; diminuto; pequeño ↔ klein — van geringe grootte
• little → escaso; limitado; poco ↔ weinig — in een kleine hoeveelheid, niet veel
• little → campanita; cascabel ↔ Glöckchen — kleine Glocke
• little → pequeño ↔ klein — von geringem Ausmaß
• little → pequeño; pequeña ↔ lützel — oberdeutsch, im allgemeinen Sprachgebrauch ausgestorben: ursprünglich: klein (an Größe), gegenwärtig: zahlenmäßig gering, nicht solide, nicht in Ordnung
• little → poco ↔ wenig — eine unbestimmte, kleine Menge von etwas
• little → poco ↔ wenig — in Kombination mit ein: etwas
• little → pequeño; chico ↔ petit — De taille réduite.
• little → pequeño; chico; joven; niño ↔ petit — Jeune.







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