Zneistený

Zneistený is a Slovak adjective that translates to unsettled, perturbed, alarmed, or disquieted in English. It describes a state of mental unease, anxiety, or apprehension. The word is derived from the verb zneistiť, meaning to unsettle or to make someone uneasy.

A person who is zneistený might feel a sense of worry or doubt about a situation. This feeling can arise from uncertainty, unexpected news, or a perceived threat. For example, someone might be zneistený if they hear a strange noise in their house at night, or if they receive a cryptic message. The adjective conveys a sense of being thrown off balance or disturbed from a state of calm.

The intensity of the feeling can vary. It can range from mild disquiet to significant alarm. The context in which the word is used typically clarifies the degree of unease being expressed. It is a common word in everyday Slovak conversation to describe a range of negative emotional states related to worry and uncertainty.