目めが覚さめる

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目が覚める · ichidan verb

Meanings

Literal waking from sleep; also used figuratively for snapping out of a daze or daydream.

目め覚ざめるN1
目覚める is a single verb meaning the same thing, while 目が覚める is a more colloquial, phrase-like way to say the same thing.
覚さめるN3
覚める is the bare verb for becoming aware or sober (of sleep, intoxication, or a trance), whereas 目が覚める specifically frames it as one's eyes opening from sleep or a daze.
起おきるN5sense 1
起きる means to physically get up out of bed, while 目が覚める refers only to becoming mentally awake, which can happen while still lying down.

眠ねむるN4sense 1
眠る means to fall asleep or be asleep, the opposite state from 目が覚める, which means to wake up.

気きがつくN3
目が覚める means waking up from sleep, while 気がつく (sense 3) means regaining consciousness after fainting or being knocked out.
目めが冴さえるN1
目が覚める means 'to wake up' (from sleep), whereas 目が冴える describes being unable to fall asleep because one's mind is too alert.

目めが覚さめる
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
目めがさめる
Kana spelling of 覚める; common in casual writing or when avoiding the kanji.

Phrase consisting of 目 (eye) + が (subject marker) + 覚める (to wake). The literal meaning is 'one's eyes open/awaken'.