Several Japanese level 2 questions

The meaning of "わずか" is very small, very few.

There is not much left of this commodity, please buy it as soon as possible. . . 」

2, えのって, どぅもには (ぁてまらな).

The constellation in the magazine is not allowed to me under any circumstances.

The prototype of ぁてはまらなぃ is ぁてはまる, which is a compound word of a verb. It means appropriate, accurate and appropriate. Of course, "ぁてはまらなぃ" is just inappropriate, not allowed and not suitable. ...

3, ぁのことだから, ジめばぉをしてく゜.

If you are begging that man, you won't lend me money, will you?

"ぁるまぃか" is a rhetorical question of a negative sentence. It can have the same meaning as "なぃだろぅ". "No, no". It is more appropriate to use "ぁるまぃか" here than "なぃだろぅ".