mało meaning in English

few▼determiner
indefinite, usually small number

little▼determiner
small amount

a little▼adverb
to a small extent or degree

little▼adverb
not much

close shave▼noun
near accident or mishap

forgettable▼adjective
easily forgotten

I'll say▼emphatic agreement

obscure▼adjective
hidden, out of sight or inconspicuous

pusillanimous▼adjective
showing cowardice

weak-kneed▼adjective
figuratively: having weak knees

microcephaly▼noun
neurological disorder

Little Carpathian▼

minor▼noun
someone below the legal age of majority

minor▼noun
someone below the legal age of majority

juvenile▼noun
person younger than the age of full criminal responsibility

minor▼noun
someone below the legal age of majority

juvenile▼adjective
young; not fully developed

minor▼noun
someone below the legal age of majority

nonage▼

minority▼noun
period or condition of a person prior to reaching adulthood

small-town▼

reticence▼noun
avoidance of saying or reluctance to say too much

taciturnity▼noun
The state of being taciturn

moody▼adjective
dour, gloomy or brooding

reticent▼adjective
reserved

taciturn▼adjective
untalkative, silent

Lesser Poland▼noun
a historical region of Poland

thrombocytopenia▼noun
abnormally low platelet count

Little Russia▼noun
a historical area

Little Russia▼noun
a historical area

niggling▼

petty▼adjective
of persons or their behaviour: marked by or reflective of undesirably limited interests, sympathies, or views; preoccupied with subjects having little or no importance and not mindful of broader concerns

small-minded▼adjective
selfish; not mindful of the big picture

oligohydramnios▼

piddling▼adjective
insignificant

smallness▼noun
state of being small

barking dogs seldom bite▼people who make threats rarely carry them out

big talkers are little doers▼

all bark and no bite▼adjective
full of big talk

at the end of one's tether▼at the limit of one’s patience