How to say “dizzy” in Darija
In Moroccan, you say “dayekh”; in Tunisian, “dayekh”.
In Moroccan Darija
dayekh دايخ
An adjective meaning “dizzy, light-headed”; “dazed, worn out”; “drunk, high”.
راسي دايخ من الشمش: “My head is spinning from the sun.”
In Tunisian Derja
dayekh دايخ
An adjective meaning “dizzy, light-headed”; “exhausted, worn out”; “lost, disoriented”.
نحس روحي دايخ، ما كليت شي من الصباح: “I feel dizzy, I haven't eaten anything since this morning.”