1. Low in height or position.
Usage: Scottish and Northern English dialect

1. In a low manner or position; downward.
Usage: Scottish and Northern English dialect

Examples

• The laigh ceiling made it difficult to stand upright in the old cottage.
• He spoke in a laigh voice so no one else could hear.
• The water level was laigh after the dry summer.
• She bent laigh to pick up the fallen coin.
• The laigh branches of the oak tree hung over the path.