to go unconcious, to faint, to lose consciousness

lost consciousness, fainted, intoxicated, drunk, lost self-control

loss of consciousness, fainting??, stupor

to lose consciousness, faint??

to regain consciousness

information, notification, awareness

carelessness, lack of concern or awareness

lack of awareness, lack of thinking, lack of discretion

understanding, comprehension, awareness

conciousness, awareness

conscientious, scrupulous, having a conscience

heart, soul, conscience; pronoun

conscience

inside, inner (matters of the heart, the inside, as opposed to outward appearances)

jump, leap, skip; beat (of a heart); heap, pile, stack; stupa; a cap with earflaps

side, direction, appetite, mind, heart

conversation, talk; (د زړه خواله - secret of the heart, deep inner thoughts, intimate conversation)

heart disease

feeling, presence of mind, self-control, bravery

thought, memory, consideration or deference (out of respect); reason, cause; mind, spirit

brain, mind, mood

mind, memory, intellect

acquaintance, knowledge of, familiarity with

friendship, familiarity, affection

knowledge, familiarity

knowledge or familiarity with something

familiar, customary, common, acquaintance, knowledge, familiarity

acquaintance, friend; familiar, known

acquaintance, meeting, introduction, familiarization

acquaintance, familiarization, meeting

interjection used in joy or satisfaction; great! bravo!; used to sigh

late (a term of respect and blessing used before the name of a dead person)

a preposition meaning ‘from’ from Farsi (used in word combinations like کم از کم)

used

to be used, utilized, applied

even, even up to, as far as, right up to, precisely

influence, impression, tracks, affect; work (as in a piece of art)

obliged, grateful, thankful (as a result of favour shown etc.)

obliged, grateful, thankful (as a result of favour shown etc.)

to choose, prefer, use, conduct (as in a policy), assume, take on

Arabic prefix meaning “son of”

fit, capable, worthy, proper; respectful, considerate; a member, resident, citizen, occupant (used as a prefix for Arabic religious words connecting people to certain things or belief systems)

a prefix meaning ‘with’ (from Farsi)

a prefix used as the first part of seperable verbs

prefix for without, not

greedy, mean, miserly

a suffix to mean doing or executing something

used in connection with adjectives to mean ‘very, totally, utterly’

envious, greedy, mean

greedy, miserly, unpleasant, mean, repulsive

greediness, stinginess, jealousy, self-interest, miserliness

self-esteem, self-confidence

righteousness, abstinence, self-control