little in Latin
little in Latin is parvus, paulus, iuvenis — little means small in size.
little in Latin
parvus
Small in size.
paulus
Small in size.
iuvenis
non multus
Not much.
paucus
Not much.
paulo
Not much.
paulo
Not much, only a little: only a small amount (of).
What does "little" mean?
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adj Small in size.
"They live in a little cottage by the lake."
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adj Young, especially referring to a child.
"My little sister just started kindergarten."
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det Not much; a small amount of something.
"We have little time left before the deadline."
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adv Not very much; to a small extent.
"He slept very little the night before the exam."
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little in a sentence
- They live in a little cottage by the lake.
- There's a little spider in the corner of the room.
- My little sister just started kindergarten.
- We have little time left before the deadline.
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What is "little" in Latin?
"little" in Latin is parvus, paulus, iuvenis. little means: Small in size.
How do you use "little" in a sentence?
Example: "They live in a little cottage by the lake." In Latin, "little" is parvus, paulus, iuvenis.
Are there other ways to say "little" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 6 translations listed for "little": parvus, paulus, iuvenis, non multus, paucus, paulo.
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