Adjective:

குள்ளனைப் போன்ற,

dwarfish's Usage Examples:

leprous hand becomes a hideous dwarfish look-alike.

The true jungle veddahs are almost a dwarfish race.

It is believed that there are traces of an aboriginal people (the Vazimba), who occupied portions of the interior before the advent of the present inhabitants, and these appear to have been a somewhat dwarfish race, and lighter-coloured than the Malagasy generally.

Xylosteum, a hardy shrub of dwarfish, erect habit, and L.

Splendid dwarfish bulbs, thriving in deep, sandy, wellenriched garden soil, and increased by offsets.

In 1814 Sir Walter Scott met a dwarfish traveller in the Orkneys, whom the natives regarded as a " Pecht " or Pict.

All the species are arborescent or shrubby, varying in size from the most stately of forest trees to the dwarfish bush.

Banksiana, the grey or Labrador pine, sometimes called the scrub pine from its dwarfish habit; it is the most northerly representative of the genus in America, and is chiefly remarkable for its much recurved and twisted cones, about 2 in.

Synonyms:

small, little,

Antonyms:

tall, big, large,