“Undersized” in Japanese
Short answer
Undersized in Japanese is “小振り” (koburi). Full meaning: smallish, on the small side, somewhat small, undersized, small size; short swing of a bat, racquet, etc..
Other ways to say “Undersized” in Japanese
ちんちくりん
chinchikurin short (in height), stumpy, tiny; short (trousers, etc.), undersized
矮小
waishou diminutive, dwarfish, pygmy, stunted, undersized; narrow (e.g. thinking), small
チンチクリン
chinchikurin short (in height), stumpy, tiny; short (trousers, etc.), undersized
こぶり
koburi smallish, on the small side, somewhat small, undersized, small size; short swing of a bat, racquet, etc.
小ぶり
koburi smallish, on the small side, somewhat small, undersized, small size; short swing of a bat, racquet, etc.
わい小
waishou diminutive, dwarfish, pygmy, stunted, undersized; narrow (e.g. thinking), small
わいしょう
waishou diminutive, dwarfish, pygmy, stunted, undersized; narrow (e.g. thinking), small
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