What is the meaning of low in bengali?

Meaning(s):

1. less than normal in degree or intensity or amount
2. literal meanings
3. British political cartoonist (born in New Zealand) who created the character Colonel Blimp (1891-1963)
4. a low level or position or degree
5. the lowest forward gear ratio in the gear box of a motor vehicle
6. used to start a car moving
7. close to the ground; short
8. reduced; mediocre
9. crude
10. vulgar
11. living in
12. coming from poor circumstances
13. depressed
14. not feeling well
15. not loud
16. in a low position
17. near the ground
18. make a low noise, characteristic of bovines
19. सलाम = bow Bow low to the king
20. नीच = character She is a low character woman
21. निम्न = class Poor are treated in the low class
22. खुला = clothes She had worne low neck dress
23. कम = distance The car at a low distance
24. कम = fuel Use low fuel in the stove
25. कम = gear Change into low gear while going on the hill
26. निचा = height A low wall
27. छोटी = height She has a low height
28. कम = latitude Low pressure
29. कम = money Low value
30. निम्न = position A low position
31. कम = position He is living in a low position
32. निकटवर्ती = position equator A low latitude is one relatively near the equator
33. कम = price Low price
34. कम = quantity Low in quantity
35. कम = radiation Low radiation
36. निची = religion Buddhism is a low religion
37. म्ंअद = sound Low sound
38. निम्न = standard Their safety standard seem to be pretty low
39. कम = tax He pays a low tax
40. मंद = voice She sing in a low voice
41. नीचतापूर्ण A low stunt to pull
42. अधम An low coward / sneak
43. न्यून दाब A low moved in over night bringing sleet and snow.
44. निम्न होना = human Poor people have a very low condition of living
45. Low-toned, Low-pitched, Abject, Low-down, Miserable, Scummy, Scurvy, Humble, Lowly, Modest, Small, Depleted, Broken, Crushed, Humbled, Humiliated, Blue, Depressed, Dispirited, Down, Downcast, Downhearted, Down in the mouth, Low-spirited, First, Low pressure, Depression, David Low, Sir David Low, Sir David Alexander Cecil Low, First gear, Low gear, Moo, Below, Beneath, Bottom, Bottommost, Crouched, Decumbent, Deep, Flat, Inferior, Junior, Lesser, Level, Little, Low-lying, Low-set, Lowering, Minor, Nether, Profound, Prostrate, Rock-bottom, Shallow, Squat, Squatty, Stunted, Subjacent, Subsided, Sunken, Under, Cheap, Cut, Cut-rate, Deficient, Economical, Inadequate, Inexpensive, Insignificant, Low-grade, Meager, Moderate, Nominal, Paltry, Poor, Puny, Reasonable, Scant, Second-rate, Shoddy, Slashed, Sparse, Substandard, Trifling, Worthless, Base, Coarse, Common, Contemptible, Crass, Crumby, Dastardly, Degraded, Depraved, Despicable, Disgraceful, Dishonorable, Disreputable, Gross, Ignoble, Ill-bred, Inelegant, Mean, Menial, Nasty, Obscene, Off-color, Offensive, Raw, Rough, Rude, Scrubby, Scruffy, Servile, Sordid, Unbecoming, Uncouth, Undignified, Unrefined, Unworthy, Vile, Woebegone, Woeful, Wretched, Baseborn, Lowborn, Meek, Obscure, Plain, Plebeian, Simple, Unpretentious, Unwashed, Bad, Crestfallen, Dejected, Despondent, Disheartened, Down in the dumps, Dragged, Fed up, Forlorn, Gloomy, Glum, Moody, Morose, Sad, Spiritless, Unhappy, Ailing, Debilitated, Dizzy, Dying, Exhausted, Faint, Feeble, Frail, Ill, Indisposed, Poorly, Reduced, Sick, Sickly, Sinking, Stricken, Unwell, Weak, Gentle, Hushed, Muffled, Muted, Quiet, Soft, Subdued, Whispered
46. High, Above, Tall, Elevated, Increased, Prominent, Decent, Honest, Honorable, Moral, Respectable, Upright, Rich, Cheerful, Gay, Happy, Healthy, Strong, Well