हल्का halkā

हलका halakā halka: (a) light; cheap (as हलका आदमी; हलकी बात); thin (as कपड़ा); faint; (nm) a circle, area; —अफ़सर a circle officer; ~पन lightness; cheapness; thinness; —करना to insult, to cause humiliation; —पड़ना to prove lesser; —बनना/होना to be cheap; to be disgraced; —बाँधना to envelope/encircle; to fix an area (for work etc.).

H هلکا हलका halkā, (dialec.) हलुका halukā [Prk. हलुकअं, or लहुकअं; S. लघुक+कं], adj. (f. -ī), Light (in weight, or in character, or in colour, &c.); unimportant, of no consequence, of little moment; of little or low estimation, or authority, or influence; ineffectual; insignificant; frivolous, puerile; mean, pitiful, petty, scurvy, shabby, despicable, debased; silly; — small (as a measure, or capacity, &c.); weak; easy; poor (as soil, or as blood); shallow; mild, gentle, soft (as wind, heat, cold, rain, &c.); neap (tide); — faint, pale (as colour); soft (as water); — trifling, slight (matter, or work); manageable; easy of endurance; — light, easy of digestion (as food, or diet); of low price, or of little value; low, moderate; cheap; — depressed (trade)