Hello, you have come here looking for the meaning of the word
小兒. In DICTIOUS you will not only get to know all the dictionary meanings for the word
小兒, but we will also tell you about its etymology, its characteristics and you will know how to say
小兒 in singular and plural. Everything you need to know about the word
小兒 you have here. The definition of the word
小兒 will help you to be more precise and correct when speaking or writing your texts. Knowing the definition of
小兒, as well as those of other words, enriches your vocabulary and provides you with more and better linguistic resources.
Chinese
|
|
small; tiny; few small; tiny; few; young |
son; child; diminutive suffix
|
| trad. (小兒)
|
小
|
兒
|
| simp. (小儿)
|
小
|
儿
|
Pronunciation 1
Noun
小兒
- (literary) small child; infant; children
- 小兒疾病／小儿疾病 ― xiǎo'ér jíbìng ― paediatric disease
- (humble, dated) my son
- (dialectal) youngest son
Synonyms
Dialectal synonyms of
小兒子 (“youngest son”)
| Variety
|
Location
|
Words
|
| Classical Chinese
|
少子, 細兒
|
| Formal (Written Standard Chinese)
|
小兒子, 幼子
|
| Northeastern Mandarin
|
Beijing
|
老小子
|
| Taiwan
|
小兒子, 幺兒
|
| Chifeng
|
老兒子, 老小子
|
| Harbin
|
小兒子, 老兒子, 老小子
|
| Shenyang
|
老兒子
|
| Jilu Mandarin
|
Tianjin
|
老兒子
|
| Jinan
|
小兒, 小兒子
|
| Jiaoliao Mandarin
|
Yantai (Muping)
|
小兒郎
|
| Qingdao
|
小兒
|
| Central Plains Mandarin
|
Zhengzhou
|
老小子
|
| Xi'an
|
碎兒
|
| Xuzhou
|
小兒子, 小兒
|
| Sokuluk (Gansu Dungan)
|
碎兒, 老娃子, 老娃兒, 老哥子
|
| Lanyin Mandarin
|
Yinchuan
|
老兒子
|
| Lanzhou
|
尕兒子
|
| Ürümqi
|
小兒子, 老兒子
|
| Southwestern Mandarin
|
Chengdu
|
幺兒
|
| Wuhan
|
小兒子, 幺兒子
|
| Guiyang
|
幺兒
|
| Kunming
|
老兒子
|
| Liuzhou
|
小崽, 晚崽
|
| Jianghuai Mandarin
|
Nanjing
|
小兒子, 老兒子
|
| Yangzhou
|
老兒子
|
| Cantonese
|
Guangzhou
|
細仔, 孻仔
|
| Hong Kong
|
細仔, 孻仔
|
| Hong Kong (San Tin Weitou)
|
孻仔
|
| Foshan
|
細仔, 孻仔
|
| Foshan (Shunde)
|
細仔
|
| Zhongshan (Shiqi)
|
細仔
|
| Zhuhai (Shangheng, Doumen; Tanka)
|
孻仔
|
| Zhuhai (Doumen)
|
細仔
|
| Taishan
|
尾仔, 尾屎努
|
| Kaiping (Chikan)
|
尾仔
|
| Dongguan
|
細仔, 孻仔
|
| Shaoguan
|
細仔
|
| Yunfu
|
晚仔
|
| Xinyi
|
晚仔
|
| Lianjiang
|
細仔
|
| Kuala Lumpur (Guangfu)
|
孻仔
|
| Ho Chi Minh City (Guangfu)
|
孻仔
|
| Gan
|
Nanchang
|
細崽
|
| Lichuan
|
細崽
|
| Pingxiang
|
滿崽, 滿倈牯, 滿倈
|
| Hakka
|
Meixian
|
滿子
|
| Xingning
|
滿哩
|
| Huidong (Daling)
|
滿仔
|
| Shaoguan (Qujiang)
|
滿子
|
| Lianshan (Xiaosanjiang)
|
滿仔
|
| Changting
|
滿子
|
| Wuping
|
滿子
|
| Wuping (Pingyu)
|
滿子
|
| Liancheng
|
尾子
|
| Ninghua
|
尾子
|
| Yudu
|
滿子, 細子
|
| Ruijin
|
滿子
|
| Shicheng
|
尾龍子
|
| Shangyou (Shexi)
|
滿子
|
| Miaoli (N. Sixian)
|
滿子, 吊尾錘
|
| Pingtung (Neipu; S. Sixian)
|
滿子, 吊尾錘
|
| Hsinchu County (Zhudong; Hailu)
|
滿子, 吊尾錘
|
| Taichung (Dongshi; Dabu)
|
滿子, 吊尾錘
|
| Hsinchu County (Qionglin; Raoping)
|
滿子, 懸尾錘, 吊尾錘
|
| Yunlin (Lunbei; Zhao'an)
|
滿子, 滿幺
|
| Hong Kong
|
滿仔
|
| Sabah (Longchuan)
|
滿仔
|
| Senai (Huiyang)
|
滿仔
|
| Singkawang
|
細倈子
|
| Huizhou
|
Jixi
|
細子, 細兒子
|
| Jin
|
Taiyuan
|
小小子
|
| Pingyao
|
猴小子, 猴兒兒
|
| Xinzhou
|
小兒
|
| Hohhot
|
老小子
|
| Northern Min
|
Jian'ou
|
尾仔凹
|
| Zhenghe
|
尾仔
|
| Jianyang
|
尾仔
|
| Eastern Min
|
Fuzhou
|
尾囝, 細囝
|
| Fuqing
|
尾囝
|
| Southern Min
|
Xiamen
|
煞尾囝, 尾仔囝, 尾囝, 尾仔, 細漢囝, 了尾囝
|
| Quanzhou
|
煞尾囝, 尾仔囝, 尾囝, 尾仔, 細漢囝
|
| Zhangzhou
|
煞尾仔囝, 煞尾囝, 尾囝, 尾仔, 細漢囝
|
| Taipei
|
屘仔囝
|
| New Taipei (Sanxia)
|
屘仔囝
|
| Kaohsiung
|
尾仔囝
|
| Yilan
|
屘仔囝
|
| Changhua (Lukang)
|
屘仔囝
|
| Taichung
|
屘仔囝
|
| Tainan
|
細漢囝
|
| Hsinchu
|
屘囝
|
| Kinmen
|
尾囝, 捏尾仔囝, 煞尾囝, 煞尾仔囝
|
| Penghu (Magong)
|
屘囝, 晚囝
|
| Singapore (Hokkien)
|
尾囝
|
| Manila (Hokkien)
|
煞尾
|
| Johor Bahru (Teochew)
|
細囝
|
| Leizhou
|
尾囝, 細囝
|
| Haikou
|
煞尾囝, 煞尾腸
|
| Puxian Min
|
Putian
|
尾囝, 細囝
|
| Xianyou
|
尾囝, 細囝
|
| Southern Pinghua
|
Nanning (Tingzi)
|
細崽, 晚崽
|
| Wu
|
Shanghai
|
小兒子, 奶末頭, 阿末頭
|
| Suzhou
|
小兒子
|
| Danyang
|
小兒子
|
| Hangzhou
|
小兒子
|
| Ningbo
|
小兒子
|
| Jinhua
|
小兒
|
| Xiang
|
Changsha
|
細崽, 滿崽
|
| Xiangtan
|
滿崽唧
|
| Loudi
|
細崽, 滿崽
|
| Hengyang
|
滿崽
|
Derived terms
Pronunciation 2
Noun
小兒
- (Mandarin) Erhua form of 小 (xiǎo).
Japanese
Noun
小兒 • (shōni)
- Kyūjitai form of 小児: young child, infant
Korean
Noun
小兒 • (soa) (hangeul 소아)
- hanja form? of 소아 (“young child, infant”)