Meaning: long

Illustrative Context

This is a long rope; that is a short rope.

The lexeme selected should be the basic term that contrasts with 'short' in your language. Indeed it should be the basic opposite to the term you enter for the IE-CoR comparison meaning short -- see the precise definition for that comparison meaning, too.
The lexeme selected should be the most generic adjective for a relatively big distance between two points, prototypically the two ends of an object (on its longest dimension, usually perceived of horizontally rather than vertically).
The target sense is not that of a long duration in time. (That may also fall under the scope of the chosen lexeme, as it does in English, but do not choose a lexeme like 'lengthy' or 'prolonged' that refers most basically to time rather than size.)
The target sense is also not that of tall in stature. I.e., do not give the opposite of ‘short’ in stature, but the opposite of ‘short’ in actual length.
Some languages may have different lexemes depending on the type or form of referent: rope, clothing, hair, snake/worm, and so on. In such cases, the prototypical referent to consider is a long and thin object like a piece of rope or string. As per standard policy, however, please give not a specific lexeme exclusive to that sense, but the lexeme with most basic, broadest range that also includes that prototypical context.