Besedilo (Lyrics)
Celotno besedilo pesmi »Jaz sem mala miška« z angleškim prevodom.
Jaz sem mala miška, saj me vsak pozna. Moja mala hiška luknji dve ima. Škrab, škrab, škrab, grem z dežja pod kap. Škrab, škrab, škrab, grem z dežja pod kap.
#Skozi prvo luknjo veter se podi, a pri drugi luknji črn muc preži. Škrab, škrab, škrab, grem z dežja pod kap. Škrab, škrab, škrab, grem z dežja pod kap.
#Kadar dežek pada, mokro je povsod. Jaz pa mala miška grem na dolgo pot. Škrab, škrab, škrab, grem z dežja pod kap. Škrab, škrab, škrab, grem z dežja pod kap.
#English translation
I'm a little mouse, everyone knows me. My little house has two holes. Scratch, scratch, scratch, I scurry from the rain in under the eaves. Scratch, scratch, scratch, I scurry from the rain in under the eaves. Through the first hole the wind goes chasing, but at the second hole a black cat lurks. Scratch, scratch, scratch, I scurry from the rain in under the eaves. Scratch, scratch, scratch, I scurry from the rain in under the eaves. When the rain falls, it's wet everywhere. And I, little mouse, set off on a long journey. Scratch, scratch, scratch, I scurry from the rain in under the eaves. Scratch, scratch, scratch, I scurry from the rain in under the eaves.
#Jaz sem mala miška at a glance
- Country of origin
- 🇸🇮 Slovenia
- Sung in
- Slovenian
- Words by
- Slavko Jug
- First known
- credited to Slavko Jug
- Best for ages
- 2–7
- Mood
- playful, traditional
- Last updated
- 25 July 2026
Meaning and origin
This is a song sung from mouse-height. A little mouse introduces herself — everyone knows her, she says — and shows off her home, a modest house with exactly two holes. But each hole has its hazard: through the first the wind comes chasing, and at the second a black cat lies in wait. It is a small mouse’s-eye view of a world full of everyday dangers, told without a trace of fear.
Her refrain is all scurry and pluck: škrab, škrab, škrab — the scratch of little feet as she darts from the rain in under the eaves — and when the wet weather sets in, off she goes on a long journey regardless. It is credited to Slavko Jug (we have kept that attribution as given), and its charm is the mouse herself: tiny, exposed to wind and cat and rain, and yet cheerfully getting on with her travels, one škrab at a time.
Common questions
- What is "Jaz sem mala miška" about?
- A little mouse introducing herself. Everyone knows her, she says, and her little house has two holes: through the first the wind blows, and at the second a black cat lurks. When the rain falls and everywhere is wet, she sets off on a long journey — scurrying "škrab, škrab, škrab" from the rain in under the eaves.
- What does "škrab, škrab" mean?
- It is the scratching, scurrying sound of the little mouse's feet, turned into a refrain. "Grem z dežja pod kap" means "I go from the rain in under the eaves" — the mouse hurrying to shelter.
- Who wrote "Jaz sem mala miška"?
- It is credited to Slavko Jug. We have kept that attribution as given in our source. It is a familiar song in the Slovenian children's repertoire.
