conscious هاسن hâsan Fr.: conscient Aware of one’s own existence, sensations, thoughts, surroundings, etc.
Having the mental faculties fully active (Dictionary.com).
Etymology (EN): From L. conscius “knowing, aware,” from conscire “to be (mutually) aware,” from → com- “with,” or “thoroughly” +
scire “to know,” → science. Etymology (PE): Hâsan, from hâ- intensive and nuance prefix, → com-, - san variant of zan-, zân- (farzâné), dân- (dânestan),
šen- (šenâxtan), → know,
→ science; cf. Kurd. nâsin “to know, recognize,”
O.Khotanese (+ *aua-) vaysān-
“to recognize,” (+ *pati-) paysān- “to recognize,”
(+ *ui-) biysen- “to wake up.”
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