to lose consciousness or be in a medical state of unconsciousness, such as a coma or stupor

the period of time at the end of the day just before it becomes dark

to faint

dusky; dim

feeling a sensation of spinning, lightheadedness, or giddiness

to sleep heavily due to illness or fatigue

to remain unconscious; to be in a coma

to faint; to lose consciousness

feeling very sleepy or on the verge of falling asleep

(idiom) dizzy; groggy

to faint; to pass out

to faint

to lose consciousness or experience a loss of vision due to dizziness

dizzy and lightheaded with blurred vision (idiom)

(idiom) to feel giddy; to feel dizzy; one's head spins

to be carried away by success or intense emotion, resulting in a loss of rational judgment; to let something go to one's head

muddleheaded and incompetent

an incapable or fatuous ruler

feeling mentally clouded, dizzy, or semi-conscious due to exhaustion or illness

morning and twilight

to lose one's head through material greed

blurred vision of an old person

having dim or blurred vision, typically due to old age or exhaustion

mentally muddled, dazed, or disorganized, often due to stress or exhaustion

to feel faint, lightheaded, or experience a spinning sensation often accompanied by blurred vision

A romantic relationship between elderly people or the act of falling in love in the later stages of life.

muddle-headed; senile and incompetent

mentally dazed, muddled, or in a state of disorientation

to be overcome by the heat

dim; dusky; lacking light or clarity

morning and evening visits to parents to ensure their well-being

a parasitic disease caused by infection with the protozoan Trypanosoma brucei, also known as African trypanosomiasis

to lose consciousness or collapse as a result of extreme fear or shock

attending to parents' needs morning and evening (ancient filial duty)

experiencing a sensation of head spinning and blurred or darkened vision, often associated with vertigo or fainting

to be dizzy and see stars

to be in a state of delirium

feeling faint, giddy, or lightheaded, often accompanied by a sense of mental oppression

to lose one's judgment or head due to sexual desire or lust

to knock out (as the result of a jolt from an earthquake or crash)

to be dazed, lightheaded, or mentally confused

experiencing a spinning sensation, blurred vision, and feeling faint or giddy

dizzying or feeling as if one's head is spinning