be with it

(informal, old-fashioned)

to be able to think or understand quickly (usually negative) I had rather a late night so I'm not very with it this morning, I'm afraid.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
China	CHIE-nə	English (Modern)
Maret	MAHRR-et	Estonian
Campbell	KAM-bəl	Scottish
Ejiroghene	-	Western African, Urhobo
Bahar	bah-HAHR (Turkish)	Persian, Turkish
Loretta	lə-RET-ə (English), lo-RET-tah (Italian)	English, Italian