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दीघर् dīrgha, vulg. dīrgh (fr. दृɯ), adj. (f. -ā), Long (as space, or time, or the quantity of a vowel); lofty, high, tall; grave, weighty;—s.m. A long vowel;—the saul or sāl-tree, Shorea robusta:—dīrghāyu (˚gha+āyu˚), adj. & s.m. Long-lived, long-living;—longevity:—dīrghāyus (˚gha+āy˚), adj. & s.m. Longlived;—a crow;—the silk-cotton tree, Bombax heptaphyllum:—dīrgh-pād, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā, or -ī), Long-footed, long-legged;—a heron:—dīrgh-patr, adj. & s.m. Long-leaved;—garlic:—dīrgh-patrā, s.f. A species of Eugenia:—dīrghpatrak, s.m. Garlic;—a species of thorny plant;—a kind of Bassia that grows in marshy places:—dīrgh-parṇa, adj. Long-leaved, longifolium:—dīrgh-paksh, s.m. 'Long-winged'; the fork-tailed shrike:—dīrgh-pallav, adj. & s.m. Having long shoots or tendrils;—the sanplant, Crotolaria juncea:—dīrgh-phal, s.m. lit. 'Having long fruit'; the Cathartocarpus (cassia) fistula;—Butea frondosa;—Asclepias gigantea:—dīrgh-tanu, adj. (f. -vī), Long-bodied, long, tall;—s.m. Any tall animal:—dīrgh-jibhā, adj. & s.m.=dīrghjihva, q.v.:—dīrgh-jangal, s.m. A kind of fish:—dīrgh-janghā, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Longlegged, spindle-shanked;—a camel; a crane, Ardea nivea; any long-legged animal:—dīrgh-jihva, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Longtongued;—a snake:—dīrgh-jīv, s.m. Long life:—dīrgh-jīvī, adj. & s.m. (f. -inī), Longlived, living long;—any long-lived creature:—dīrgh-dr̤ishṭi, ordīrgh-darśī, adj. & s.m. Longsighted; far-seeing, far-sighted, forecasting, provident, prudent, sagacious, wise;—a farseeing person; a wise or learned or shrewd person, a seer, prophet (syn. dūr-darśī):—dīrgh-rātra, s.m. A long night; long period:—dīrgh-rāv, dīrgh-rav, adj. & s.m. Making a long-continued noise, yelling, howling;—a long-winded talker; any loud-voiced creature;—name of a jackal, a proper name:—dīrgh-rogī, adj. & s.m. (f. -inī), Long ill, long sick;—one who has been long ill:—dīrgha-sūtra, adj.=dīrgha-sūtrī:—dīrgha-sūtratā, s.f. Procrastination, dilatoriness, irresolution, tediousness, slowness:—dīrgha-sūtrī, adj. & s.m. (f. -inī), 'Spinning a long yarn,' working slowly, slow, procrastinating, dilatory, tedious, irresolute;—a dilatory person, etc.:—dīrghsvar, s.m. A long vowel;—a long note:—dīrgh-śākh, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Having long branches;—the sāl-tree, Shorea robusta:—dīrgh-kāl, s.m. A long time, long period:—dīrgh-kanṭak, dīrgh-kandhar, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Long-necked;—a species of crane, Ardea nivea:—dīrgh-keś, adj. (f. -ā, or -ī), Longhaired;—s.m. A bear:—dīrgh-kīl, s.m. lit. 'Having a long-stem'; the tree Alangium hexapetalum:—dīrgh-mūl, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Having long root;—a kind of bel-tree;—a kind of sensitive plant:—dīrgh-mūlā, s.f. The creeper Echites (or Ichnocarpus) frutescens;—Desmodium gangeticum:—dīrgh-mūlī, s.f. The plant Hedysarum alhagi, or H. gangeticum, or Alhagi maurorum:—dīrgh-nidrā, s.f. Long sleep; death:—dīrgh-niśvās, s.m. Long or deepdrawn breath, a deep sigh:—dīrgh-varṇ, s.m. A long vowel:—dīrgh-vr̤int, adj. & s.m. Longstalked:—the plant Bignonia indica, or Calosanthes indica:—dīrghā-vr̤intikā, s.f. The plant Mimosa octandra:—dīrgh-vaṅś, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Having a long lineage or pedigree, of an ancient family;—a person of an ancient family.