Meaning of わずか in Japanese

Definition of わずか

わずか(wazuka) 【僅か ·纔か】

(adj-na, adv, n) only; merely; (a) little; small quantity
そこへ行かなかった人はわずかだった。
Only a few people didn't go there.

いわずかたらず(iwazukatarazu) 【言わず語らず】

じんせいわずかごじゅうねん(jinseiwazukagojuunen) 【人生僅か五十年】

わずかに(wazukani) 【僅かに】

ごくわずか(gokuwazuka)

(exp, adj-na) derisory; negligible; minimal; nominal; imperceptible →Related words: 極 , 僅か

その塔とうはわずかに左ひだりへ傾いてる。

The tower leaned slightly to the left.

Few, if any, passengers survived the crash.

その会合かいごうにはわずか６人にんしかいなかったいる。

There were only six people at the meeting.

And it is only a very short step from there, to perception which occurs in the absence of all immediate signals and has to be labeled extrasensory.

Only a few people didn't go there.

I can't get by on such a small income.

This soup needs just a touch of salt.

ここから歩いてわずか１０分ふんです。

It's only ten minutes' walk from here.

あのフランス人フランスじんは日本にきてくるわずか数ヶ月です。

It is only a few months since that Frenchman came to Japan.

Only six people came to the party.