Liviana (en. Light)

/liβiˈana/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
That weighs little.
This backpack is very light, ideal for travel.
Esta mochila es muy liviana, ideal para viajes.
That is of little gravity or importance.
The matter is light, you shouldn't worry.
El asunto es liviano, no debes preocuparte.
That is not dense or is light in its composition.
The material of this garment is light and breathable.
El material de esta prenda es liviano y transpirable.

Etymology

It comes from the Latin 'levis, leve', which means light.

Common Phrases and Expressions

light load
It refers to a load that is not heavy.
carga liviana
live lightly
To live in a carefree manner or without attachments.
vivir liviano
light joke
A joke that is not offensive and is taken lightly.
broma liviana

Related Words

lightness
Quality of being light or of little gravity.
livianez
lighten
To make something lighter or less heavy.
aligerar

Slang Meanings

Liviana in the context of relationships: it refers to someone who does not commit seriously.
She is very light, she never cares about anything serious.
Ella es muy liviana, nunca se interesa en nada serio.
When a problem is seen as of little value or importance.
That criticism is light, you shouldn't take offense.
Esa crítica es liviana, no deberías ofenderte.