น้อย
nói
Very common
RareEveryday
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In a nutshell
'Just a little, a few' — the opposite of 'a lot,' and a sweet nickname.
- Stative VerbAdjectiveBuilt up from น้อย50อย่างน้อยyàang nóiat leastVery commonLearn this earlyเล็กน้อยlék nóitrifling,trivial,pettyVery commonLearn this earlyเล็กน้อยlék nóia little,a bitVery commonLearn this earlyน้อยกว่าnói gwàa[to be] fewer,less thanOften heardWorth learningไม่น้อยmâi nóiquite a bit,quite a lotOften heardWorth learningน้อยลงnói long[to be] smallerOften heardWorth learningน้อยใจnói jai[to be] offended,upset,sensitive(due to criticism or a lack of attention)Often heardWorth learningสาวน้อยsăao nóigirl,young womanOften heardWorth learningUsed in real sentencesSentence translations focus on natural phrasing in context, so they may differ slightly from literal dictionary definitions.เธอทำให้ลูกน้อยหลับter tam hâi lôok nói làpShe puts the baby to sleep.อุปกรณ์นี้ใช้ไฟน้อยมากù-bpà-gon née chái fai nói mâakThis device uses very little power.วันนี้แรงกำมือของฉันน้อยwan née raeng gam meu kŏng chăn nóiMy grip is weak today.ความเสี่ยงที่เกี่ยวข้องกับการเดินป่าที่นี่มีน้อยkwaam sìiang têe gìieow kông gàp gaan dern bpàa têe nêe mee nóiThe risks associated with hiking here are low.ลิงตัวน้อยนั้นน่ารักน่าเอ็นดูling dtuua nói nán nâa rák nâa en-dooThe little monkey was loveable.