No. 12,338 in Spanish

liviano

Light (not heavy).

In a sentence

Este bolso es muy liviano y fácil de llevar.
This bag is very light and easy to carry.
The word 'liviano' is used to describe the physical weight of the bag, indicating it is not heavy.
La tarea de hoy es bastante liviana, no te tomará mucho tiempo.
Today's homework is quite light; it won't take much time.
Here 'liviana' metaphorically describes the workload of the homework, meaning it is not overwhelming or demanding.
Prefiero comidas livianas después de hacer ejercicio.
I prefer light meals after exercising.
In this case, 'livianas' refers to the digestive quality of the meals, implying they are easy to digest or not heavy on the stomach.

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