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beunruhigt

German → American English

American English

worried

in a state of worry, unease, or concern

Ich bin beunruhigt über die Nachrichten.

Use beunruhigt for a feeling of worry or unease; it is common in everyday and written German. For people, it often describes a temporary emotional state: Ich bin beunruhigt.

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Frequently asked questions

What does beunruhigt mean in English?
It means worried, anxious, or disturbed, depending on context.
Is beunruhigt an adjective or a verb form?
It is the past participle of beunruhigen and is often used as an adjective: beunruhigt.
How do you say I am worried in German?
Ich bin beunruhigt.
What is the difference between beunruhigt and besorgt?
Both can mean worried, but beunruhigt suggests more unease or disturbance, while besorgt is often closer to concerned.