おさない
Meanings
Adjective (い)
1. very young; little
I hear they're still very young.
2. childish; immature
I don't know how many years you've lived, but you're still immature at heart.
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
when one was a very young child; very early in one's life
Examples (38 in total)
I hear they're still very young.
The one in front of me is a young child.
She is too young to go to school.
His way of thinking is very childish.
Memories of my childhood came back to me.
A young giraffe is called a calf.
I am no longer a little girl.
This game can be played by young children.
He has a wife and a young child.
The little boy embraced his dog.
He was too young to go to school.
I began to sing when I was a youngster.
A young girl came from a distant foreign country.
Tom has three little children.
Her talent blossomed early.
The audience was largely made up of very young children.
Small children can't tell the difference between right and wrong.
The heroine of this story is a little girl.
He's a bit childish for his age.
Two little girls are picking daisies.
The little boy sat on his father's shoulders.
Young children should be exposed to good music.
I don't know how many years you've lived, but you're still immature at heart.
The size of the elephant astonished the little boy.
Mental exercise is particularly important for young children.
The little girl stuck out her tongue at him.
She is too young to know the truth.
The boy was to lose his mother at an early age.
You must not go out and leave a small child at home.
He is also an old acquaintance, and is currently raising a young daughter.
That expression was just like the sleeping face of a young girl.
Furthermore, white salt is generously scattered from small hands.
That man is on trial for the murder of a little girl.
And above all, meeting her made me realize my own immaturity.
Right beside the gate, I heard the cute voice of a young girl.
The two approached forlornly and held hands like young children.
When we were small, father used to read us moving stories.
Schools were started to help young people prepare for living in the world.