you've lost me

I can't follow what you're saying, I'm puzzled or bewildered. For example, Please explain it again; you've lost me. This turn of phrase transfers losing one's way to discourse. [c. 1960]

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Siena	see-EN-ə	English (Modern)
MÁEl Sechlainn	-	Ancient Irish
Elmas	-	Turkish
Azubuike	-	Western African, Igbo
Adhiambo	-	Eastern African, Luo
Nanuli	-	Georgian