lili

The semantic space of lili contains all qualities of smallness relative to context. The thing that ties all things lili together is their relative size. A tall man might be lili compared to a mountain. A long speech may be lili compared to a novel. lili is a relative word, and therefore is always dependent on context.

This isn't as common as "suli ala," but lili is sometimes used to mean "unimportant." About half of the time I see this usage, I hear it clarified with "suli ala" directly before or after, and the other half of the time, I don't. Definitely pay attention to if you are understood if you want to try using lili like this. You likely will be, but lili is less clearly "unimportant" than suli is "important."