- 猥琐 wěisuǒ wretched(of appearance, behavior, or attitude) base, vulgar, or unrefined
- 繁琐 fánsuǒ tediousmany and complicated; loaded down with trivial or minor details
- 琐事 suǒshì trifletrivial matter; small or insignificant thing
- 琐碎 suǒsuì triflingtrifling; trivial; minor and complicated; inconsequential
- 烦琐 fánsuǒ tediousloaded down with trivial details; tedious and convoluted; fiddly
- 委琐 wěisuǒ trifling(literary) petty and piddling; being a stickler for minor details; preoccupied with trifles
- 琐屑 suǒxiè trivialtrifling; trivial; small and insignificant
- 琐细 suǒxì trivialtrifling; small and insignificant
- 琐记 suǒjì to record minor detailsTo record or write down miscellaneous or fragmentary details of life in a scattered manner (often used in titles)
- 卑琐 bēisuǒ base and indecentlowly and vulgar; petty and contemptible; base and indecent
- 琐谈 suǒtán discuss casuallyto talk about or discuss things in a fragmentary or incidental manner; often used for miscellaneous reflections
- 琐闻 suǒwén news itemsbits of news; small scraps of information; trivial news or anecdotes
- 孱琐 chánsuǒ unworthylowly and unworthy; mean; petty; also written as [[孱微|孱微|chan2 wei1]]
- 流离琐尾 liúlísuǒwěi to fall into hardshipto drift about in a miserable state or fall into dire circumstances
- 烦琐哲学 fánsuǒzhéxué scholasticismMedieval European school of thought used to explain Catholic doctrine through formal and abstract reasoning; also known as [[经院哲学|經院哲學|jing1 yuan4 zhe2 xue2]]
- 琐务 suǒwù trifling matterstrivial or insignificant daily chores; miscellaneous small tasks
- 琐尾流离 suǒwěiliúlí to fall into hardshipto transition from a smooth or prosperous situation into hardship and displacement; to fall from favor or success into a state of wandering and distress
- 琐屑零星 suǒxièlíngxīng bits and piecestrivial and scattered things; trifling and fragmented matters
- 琐才 suǒcái person of mediocre talenta person with limited ability or little talent; someone who is mediocre
- 琐琐 suǒsuǒ low and weak(of a voice) low and weak
- 琐窗 suǒchuāng patterned window(literary) window with an interlocked pattern or decorative lattice
- 琐罗亚斯德 suǒluóyàsīdé ZoroasterZoroaster (also known as Zarathustra), a Persian prophet and the founder of Zoroastrianism; his teachings were introduced to China during the Tang Dynasty and became known as [[祆教|祆教|xian1 jiao4]]
- 琐罗亚斯德教 suǒluóyàsīdéjiào ZoroastrianismAn ancient Persian religion founded in the 6th century BC which believes fire represents light and goodness
- 琐罗亚斯特 suǒluóyàsītè ZoroasterZoroaster; the ancient Iranian prophet and founder of Zoroastrianism
- 琐议 suǒyì random commentsSmall or miscellaneous observations; often used as a humble way to refer to one's own opinions, or found in article and book titles
Sources
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH