“Trifling” in Japanese
Short answer
Trifling in Japanese is “些少” (sashou). Full meaning: trifling, little, few, slight.
Other ways to say “Trifling” in Japanese
些々
sasa trifling, trivial
瑣末
samatsu trivial, trifling
軽少
keishou trifling, slight
群小
gunshou trifling, minor, petty
些細
sasai trivial, trifling, slight, insignificant
卑小
hishou petty, trifling
零細
reisai insignificant, trifling, paltry, cottage (industry), tiny (company)
蝸牛角上
kagyuukakujou trifling (fight), (a conflict) between small countries
さしょう
sashou trifling, little, few, slight
眇眇
byoubyou slight, trifling
下らぬ
kudaranu trivial, trifling, insignificant, not worth bothering with, worthless, useless, good-for-nothing; stupid, nonsensical, absurd, foolish, silly
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