No. 7,767 in Spanish

léger

The word "léger" is not Spanish; it is French and means "light" (in weight) or "subtle."

In a sentence

Este vestido tiene un diseño muy ligero.
This dress has a very light design.
In this context, 'ligero' is used to describe a light or not heavy design.
Él tomó un desayuno ligero antes de salir.
He had a light breakfast before going out.
Here, 'ligero' refers to a meal that is not heavy or abundant.
Su comentario fue hecho en un tono ligero, sin intención de ofender.
His comment was made in a light tone, without intent to offend.
'Ligero' in this usage describes a tone, meaning casual or non-serious.

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