Definition of small man in English:

small man

noun ˈsmɔːl man

1Usually in form smallman. A minor manorial tenant holding land by copyhold. Now historical.
2With the. The typical small-scale proprietor of land or (now especially) a business.

Origin

Late Middle English. From small + man. Earlier currency is implied by post-classical Latin smalemannus, in the same sense. The word is also attested early as a personal name, e.g. Smalemande Cobbeham, and surname, e.g. Hubert Smaleman and Richard Smaleman, although the precise sense is unclear.

Definition of small man in US English:

small man

nounˈsmɔːl man

1Usually in form smallman. A minor manorial tenant holding land by copyhold. Now historical.
2With the. The typical small-scale proprietor of land or (now especially) a business.

Origin

Late Middle English. From small + man. Earlier currency is implied by post-classical Latin smalemannus, in the same sense. The word is also attested early as a personal name, e.g. Smalemande Cobbeham, and surname, e.g. Hubert Smaleman and Richard Smaleman, although the precise sense is unclear.

单词	small man
释义	Definition of small man in English: small man noun ˈsmɔːl man 1Usually in form smallman. A minor manorial tenant holding land by copyhold. Now historical. 2With the. The typical small-scale proprietor of land or (now especially) a business. Origin Late Middle English. From small + man. Earlier currency is implied by post-classical Latin smalemannus, in the same sense. The word is also attested early as a personal name, e.g. Smalemande Cobbeham, and surname, e.g. Hubert Smaleman and Richard Smaleman, although the precise sense is unclear. Definition of small man in US English: small man nounˈsmɔːl man 1Usually in form smallman. A minor manorial tenant holding land by copyhold. Now historical. 2With the. The typical small-scale proprietor of land or (now especially) a business. Origin Late Middle English. From small + man. Earlier currency is implied by post-classical Latin smalemannus, in the same sense. The word is also attested early as a personal name, e.g. Smalemande Cobbeham, and surname, e.g. Hubert Smaleman and Richard Smaleman, although the precise sense is unclear.
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