a short person; a dwarf

a short person; a dwarf; also written as [[矮子|矮子|ai3 zi5]]

short and small; undersized; low and small. Opposite of [[高大|高大|gao1 da4]].

low and small; short in height

Describes someone who is both short and fat; dumpy; roly-poly

a person who is short in stature; shorty

relative height of people or things

a person who is short in stature

To reduce the size of a plant or to become stunted through pruning, breeding, or disease.

A very dense, small star that represents the late stage of stellar evolution for stars with low or medium mass.

a person of short stature

A star with relatively small size and low luminosity, including main sequence stars and objects like white dwarfs; formerly used as a general term for main sequence stars.

A small and relatively cool star on the main sequence of the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram

a short or low surrounding wall

short in stature; small; stunted

short and stout; dumpy; stumpy

(idiom) describes a person of small stature who is shrewd, capable, and full of vigor

a short person; a midget

(colloquial) short and squat in appearance

a celestial object that is larger than a planet but smaller than a star; brown dwarf star

quokka; a small macropod about the size of a domestic cat native to Western Australia

(Internet slang) a man considered unattractive and lacking prospects due to being short, ugly, and poor; the opposite of [[高富帅|高富帥|gao1 fu4 shuai4]]

To be a cut below others; to be lower in rank or status than someone else.

to follow others or repeat their opinions without having any judgment of one's own; literally means a short person in a crowd at a performance who can only see by following what others are doing

(informal) a person who is both short and stout; a short, fat person

a short or low stool

To be much shorter in height than others; (metaphorical) to be inferior to others or of a lower social status

a medical condition caused by deficiency of thyroid hormone during development, characterized by stunted physical and mental growth

The Japanese ardisia (Ardisia japonica), a species of Ardisia native to eastern Asia, used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat coughs and phlegm; also known as [[紫金牛|紫金牛|zi3 jin1 niu2]]

a home with low walls and shallow rooms, meaning a humble or cramped living space; typically used to describe the home of a poor family

cycocel; chlormequat chloride

Literally meaning "a short person watching a play" (and only seeing the backs of others), this idiom describes someone who joins in with what others are saying or doing without having any personal insight or opinion of their own; to echo others' views blindly.

To choose the best out of a mediocre group; literally, "to pick a general from among dwarfs".

a man of short stature; shorty

short-stalked variety of a plant; short straw variety

dwarf bayberry (Myrica nana)

small wood of low trees or shrubs; brushwood; low forest

short tree; bush; shrub

(slang) used to express surprise or dismay; same as [[哎呦|哎呦|ai1 you1]]

The most important festival of the Saisiyat people of Taiwan, held every two years in autumn to commemorate a race of magical short people who taught them agriculture and crafts. A minor festival takes place biennially, while a major one is held every ten years.

eggplant, specifically in Cantonese usage

Used to describe a person or object that is very short and squat in appearance

a person who is short and heavy; an endomorph

the snake-needle grass or Hedyotis diffusa, a plant used in traditional Chinese medicine

a species of flowering plant in the primrose family, commonly used in traditional medicine

the plant Conyza blinii, a type of horseweed used in traditional medicine

short-stem Ardisia (Ardisia brevicaulis), a type of flowering plant in the primrose family

A celestial body that orbits the sun and has enough mass to be spherical but has not cleared the neighborhood around its orbit.

Siberian roe deer (Capreolus pygargus)