لگھو

लघु laghu, and H. लघू laghū, adj. (f. laghvī), Quick, swift, fleet, rapid; nimble, active; light; easy; (in Prosody) short or light (as a vowel or a syllable); little, small, diminutive; young; weak, feeble; slight, trivial, unimportant, insigniticant; mean, low; vain, frivolous; (in Arith.) a smaller quantity; the lesser root (in an equation):—laghvāhār (laghu+āhār), adj. (f. -ī), Eating little, making a light repast, moderate in diet, temperate, abstemious:—laghūrmi (˚ghu+ur˚), s.f. A light or small wave:—laghu-bele, or laghū-bele, adv. In a short time, shortly:—laghu-patak, or laghu-patanak, adj. & s.m. Quickly-flying, light-winged; lightly-falling;—name of a crow (in the Hitopadeśa):—laghu-tāpas, s.m. An epithet of Lakshmaṇ:—laghu-ćetāor ćettā, adj. Light-minded, frivolous; little-minded, lowminded:—laghu-dundubhi, s.m. A small kettledrum:—laghu-dīṭhor dīṭ, or laghū-dīṭh, adj. Short-sighted:—laghu-rāsi, adj. (in Alg.) Composed of fewer terms (as a side in an equation):—laghu-śaṅkā, s.f. Making water; urine:—laghu-śaṅkākarnā, To make water:—laghu-karaṇ, or laghū-karaṇ, s.m. Reducing in weight or consequence, holding light or cheap, thinking little of, contemning:—laghu-garg, s.m. A species of fish (prob. a variety of the Pimelodus):—laghu-māṅs, s.m. (lit.'having light, or easily digested, flesh'), A kind of partridge, the francoline:—laghu-mitra, s.m. (f. -ā), A slight or weak friend, an ally of little power or value:—laghu-mūl, s.m. (in Alg.) The lesser root (of an equation); the least root (with reference to the additive quantities).