Sense: to fall over usually suddenly or unexpectedly eg in a faint.
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 Afrikaans: omslaan, omkantel |
 Arabic: يَنْقَلِب مُغمى عليهِ |
 Bulgarian: катурвам се |
 Brazilian: desmaiar |
 Czech: složit se |
 German: umschlagen |
 Danish: falde om |
 Greek: πέφτω κάτω, σωριάζομαι λι |
 Spanish: desplomarse |
 Estonian: kummuli minema |
 Farsi: از حال رفتن؛ غش کردن |
 Finnish: kellahtaa |
 French: tomber dans les pommes |
 Hebrew: לְהִתהַפֵּך |
 Hindi: उलटना |
 Croatian: izvrnuti |
 Hungarian: felborul |
 Indonesian: tersungkur |
 Icelandic: detta um koll; fallaí yfi |
 Italian: cadere a terra, stramazza |
 Japanese: ひっくり返る |
 Korean: 졸도하다 |
 Lithuanian: nukristi |
 Latvian: apgāzties |
 Malay: terbalik |
 Dutch: omvallen |
 Norwegian: kantre; besvime |
 Polish: paść |
 Persian: از حال رفتن؛ غش کردن |
 Pashto: بي خبره له هوښه تلل،په حٌ |
 Portuguese: desmaiar |
 Romanian: a se răsturna |
 Russian: падать (в обморок) |
 Slovak: zložiť sa |
 Slovenian: prevrniti se |
 Serbian: prevrnuti se |
 Swedish: välta, kantra, tuppa av |
 Thai: ล้มลง |
 Turkish: alabora olmak |
 Taiwanese: (如因昏厥而)跌倒，摔倒 |
 Ukrainian: несподівано впасти |
 Urdu: پلٹا کھانا یا ڈھے پڑنا |
 Vietnamese: đổ ngã nhào |
 Chinese: 倾覆，翻身 |
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