not know if (one) is afoot or on horseback

To be so totally and utterly confused as to be unaware of one's actions. I've had such a long day that I don't know if I'm afoot or on horseback—I think I need to lie down! I finally got Billy a math tutor because his test grades clearly showed that he didn't know if he was afoot or on horseback in that class.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Efrosyni	ef-ro-SEE-nee	Greek
Zorana	-	Croatian, Serbian
Nita (2)	-	Native American, Choctaw
Tighearnach	TEER-nakh	Irish
Elise	e-LEE-zə (German), e-LEE-se (Norwegian, Danish, Swedish), i-LEES (English), i-LEEZ (English)	German, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Dutch, English
Roshan	-	Persian, Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Nepali