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“Small amount” in Japanese

Short answer
一掬 ikkiku いっきく

Small amount in Japanese is “一掬” (ikkiku). Full meaning: small amount.

Other ways to say “Small amount” in Japanese

低額 teigaku small amount (of money), small sum 少量 shouryou small quantity, small amount; narrowmindedness 少額 shougaku small sum (of money), small amount; small denomination (banknote, coin, etc.) 此れっ許り koreppakari (this) small amount, (such a) paltry amount, only this much, slightest bit ほんの僅か honnowazuka small amount, jot, nothing much, (to a) slight degree, wee bit 此れっぽっち koreppotchi (this) small amount, (such a) paltry amount, only this much, slightest bit 此れっぱかし koreppakashi (this) small amount, (such a) paltry amount, only this much, slightest bit 一握り hitonigiri handful; small amount, small number ちっとやそっと chittoyasotto (with just a) small amount, a bit, only a little ちょっとやそっと chottoyasotto (with just a) small amount, a bit, only a little 小口 kokuchi cut end, edge (of a page, etc.); small amount, small quantity, small sum; beginning, clue

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