also: ちと
Used to indicate a small amount or degree, often in casual speech. Similar to ちょっと but can sound more informal or dialectal.
Wait a little bit.
It's a little cold today.
Refers to a short duration. Often used in the same casual contexts as sense 1.
Let's rest for a little while.
少し is the neutral, formal way to say 'a little', whereas ちっと is a colloquial, informal alternative used mainly in casual or dialect speech.
(not) at all; (not) a bit; (not) in the least
Alternate kana spelling, slightly more casual or dialectal in feel.
Rare kanji form; not commonly used.
Rare kanji form; not commonly used.
Likely a variant of ちょっと, with a similar meaning and usage. The exact derivation is uncertain.