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Japanese - English Dictionary - Words in Unconsciousness [人事不省の言葉]

Unconsciousness [人事不省]

Unconsciousness
a state lacking normal awareness of the self or environment
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[い(意)·しき(識)·ふ(不)·めい(明)]
ishikifumei
noun, no adjective

English Meanings:

noun, no adjective
  1. unconscious; senseless
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[こん(昏)·すい(睡)]
konsui
noun, suru verb

English Meanings:

noun, suru verb
  1. coma
  2. dead sleep
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[はん(半)·い(意)·しき(識)]
hanishiki
noun, no adjective

English Meanings:

noun, no adjective
  1. semiconsciousness; half-consciousness
  2. unconsciousness
  3. subconsciousness
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[む(無)·かん(感)·かく(覚)]
mukankaku
na adjective, noun

English Meanings:

na adjective, noun
  1. numb; impervious
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[ぼう(茫)·ぜん(然)·じ(自)·しつ(失)]
bouzenjishitsu
noun, suru verb, no adjective

Alternate Written Forms:

[ぼう(呆)·ぜん(然)·じ(自)·しつ(失)]
bouzenjishitsu
[ぼうぜんじ(自)·しつ(失)]
bouzenjishitsu

English Meanings:

noun, suru verb, no adjective
  1. stupor; stupefaction; trance; (being) dumbfounded
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[ま(麻)·すい(酔)]
masui
noun, no adjective

Alternate Written Forms:

[ま(痲)·すい(酔)]
masui
[ま(麻)·すい(睡)]
masui
Irregular Kanji

English Meanings:

noun, no adjective
  1. anaesthesia; anesthesia
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[む(無)·にん(認)·しき(識)]
muninshiki
na adjective

English Meanings:

na adjective
  1. unrecognized; unrecognised; lack of recognition
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[わす(忘)·れ·っ·ぽ·い]
wasureppoi
i adjective

English Meanings:

i adjective
  1. forgetful
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