slightly/somewhat の 「～[目]{め}」: Usage and limitations?

Question

I'm somewhat confused about the usage and limitations of the　～め　suffix that means "somewhat/slightly". I've only ever heard it on a handful of words: > * 大きめ * 小さ目 * 多め * 少な目 * 早め and maybe a few others that I can't recall at present. 1) Can these be used with any イ-adjectives, or only certain ones?
2) Can they be used with ナ-adjectives at *all*? Can't say I've ever seen one.
3) What are the limitations of its usage? For the イ-adjectives, is ～めに interchangeable with ～く for forming the adverb?
4) などなど

Answer 1

こんにちは！

少な目、少なめ、多目に見る、六丁目の角を曲がる

“め“ の使い方は沢山ありますのでお迷いになるのは良くわかります。

使い方の制限に関してはあまり気にしなくて大丈夫かと思います。もしクラスをする機会を頂ければ、細い使い方など説明させて頂きますね

Please contact me for further questions. Thanks.