You may 'chiisai kuma.'
小さい天使 (chiisai tenshi)
ちび天使 (chibi tenshi) is one way of saying "small angel."
As an adjective, chiisai or chiisana.
'Small warrior' is小さい戦士 (chiisai senshi) in Japanese.
Kousagi would be "small bunny" or "bunny child" in English.
names do not change when translated, so it would be, katakana script, e-(small tsu)-di-
Small wonder, then, that in Japan the English word customer has become synonymous with the Japanese phrase for "honored guest."
'Chiisai' is little/small, but if you want to refer to height, 'hikui' is "short" in Japanese.
chisaimono ちさいもの ちさい (chisai) meaning small もの (mono) meaning thing
"Small" in English means piccolo in Italian.
Written: u chi small yuSpoken: Uchu
"Small town" in English is piccola città in Italian.