Uroligt

Uroligt is a Danish word that translates to "restless," "uneasy," or "troubled" in English. It describes a state of inner agitation, anxiety, or discomfort. This feeling can manifest physically, such as fidgeting or an inability to relax, or mentally, characterized by worries and intrusive thoughts. The term can be applied to a variety of situations, from a child's inability to sit still to a pervasive sense of unease about an uncertain future.

The feeling of uroligt can stem from various sources. It might be a reaction to stress, fear, or anticipation. For example, someone awaiting important news might feel uroligt. It can also be a more general disposition, where an individual experiences frequent bouts of restlessness. In some contexts, uroligt can suggest a deeper emotional or psychological disturbance, although it is often used to describe more temporary states of disquiet. The specific nuance of the word depends heavily on the context in which it is used. It encapsulates a broad spectrum of human emotional and physical states of being unsettled.