dwarfness
/ˈdwɑːfnəs/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being a dwarf, or a condition of being unusually short in stature.
“Her dwarfness was evident even in her favorite shoes, which were two sizes larger than usual.”
2. noun
A lack or scarcity of something, especially something considered desirable or essential.
“The city’s water shortage was a stark example of the region’s dwarfness in terms of natural resources.”