- 一点儿 yīdiǎnr the least bitUsed in negative sentences with [[都|都|dou1]] or [[也|也|ye3]] to mean "not at all" or "not even a little bit"
- 有点儿 yǒudiǎnr a bitslight; somewhat; rather; used before adjectives or verbs to indicate a small degree (often of something undesirable)
- 差点儿 chàdiǎnr nearlynearly; almost; used to indicate that something undesirable almost happened
- 一丁点儿 yīdīngdiǎnr a tiny bitcolloquial term for a very small amount or degree; a tiny bit; a smidgen
- 差一点儿 chàyīdiǎnr almostalmost; nearly; on the verge of happening
- 这么点儿 zhèmediǎnr this little; such a little bitRefers to or substitutes for a very small amount, size, or quantity of something
- 小不点儿 xiǎobudiǎnr tiny tota small child or baby; can also be used as a term of endearment for someone small and cute
- 早点儿 zǎodiǎnr a bit earliera bit earlier; in advance
- 那么点儿 nàmediǎnr so littleRefers to a very small amount, quantity, or size; so little; so few; that tiny bit
- 丁点儿 dīngdiǎnr a tiny bit(colloquial) a tiny amount or extremely small size; also written as [[钉点儿|釘點兒|ding1 dian3 r5]]
- 一星半点儿 yīxīngbàndiǎnr a tiny bit(colloquial) an extremely small amount; just a tiny bit
- 不丁点儿 bùdīngdiǎnr tinyvery small or very few in amount; tiny
- 这点儿 zhèdiǎnr this little bitthis little; such a small amount
- 逗点儿 dòudiǎnr commaa punctuation mark indicating a pause between parts of a sentence or separating items in a list
- 钉点儿 dīngdiǎnr a tiny bit(variant form) a tiny amount or extremely small size; also used as a colloquial expression for a very small degree
- 锣鼓点儿 luógǔdiǎnr drum and gong beatthe rhythmic beat of gongs and drums in traditional Chinese music or opera
- 不点儿 bùdiǎnr tinyvery small or tiny (often describing young age or small size)
- 半点儿 bàndiǎnr the least bitA very small amount; the slightest bit. Usually used in negative sentences to mean "not even a little bit".
- 居民点儿 jūmíndiǎnr residential arearesidential area; a place where people live
- 差一点儿没 chàyīdiǎnrméi narrowly escapednearly avoided something unpleasant; indicates that an undesirable event almost happened but ultimately did not occur
- 差不点儿 chàbudiǎnr almostnearly; practically; very close to happening
- 差点儿没 chàdiǎnrméi almostalmost; nearly (used to indicate that something negative almost happened or that something positive was barely achieved)
- 快点儿 kuàidiǎnr to hurry up; a little fasterTo do something more quickly; hurry up; make it snappy
- 慢点儿 màndiǎnr slow downUsed as an instruction or request to do something more slowly or with more care.
- 掉点儿 diàodiǎnr to drizzleto start to rain in scattered drops; to drizzle
- 有一点儿 yǒuyìdiǎnr have a littleto possess or have a small amount of something (used before a noun)
- 泥点儿 nídiǎnr muddy spotsplashed muddy spot or droplets of mud
- 点儿背 diǎnrbèi to be unlucky(dialect) to be out of luck; to have a stroke of bad luck