English to Yoruba Meaning of worry - dààmú

Worry :

dààmú

noun

ro, agutan, lerongba, dààmú, ibakcdun, okan, ṣàníyàn, itọju, otito, orififo, ojuse, idamu, igbi, egbọn, wahala, iho, itaniji, simi, yara, Biz, rogbodiyan, koja, ìpọnjú, irẹjẹ, ibinujẹ, şuga, opolo

verb

ro, ro bi o se maa je, ronú, dààmú, lenu, Jade, inunibini si, ibakcdun, ijaaya, yọ lẹnu, Hound, binu, mu, di agitated, wa ni npe ni, di restless, di ikanju, di ni itara, di aniyan, di bẹrù, wa lori ni ẹnikan, dipọ, gba lori eniyan ká ẹfin, iwa, warìri, sicken ti, taya

Worries :: iṣoroWorry :: dààmúWorrying :: idaamuWorryings :: worryings

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Definitions of worry in English

Noun(1) something or someone that causes anxiety; a source of unhappiness(2) a strong feeling of anxiety
Verb(1) be worried, concerned, anxious, troubled, or uneasy(2) be concerned with(3) disturb the peace of mind of; afflict with mental agitation or distress(4) be on the mind of(5) lacerate by biting(6) touch or rub constantly

Examples of worry in English

(1) Most of them had long since fallen asleep but he felt this deep feeling of worry troubling him.(2) It is naive to think that non-Hindus will worry about issues which concern Hindus.(3) the idea is to secure peace of mind for people whose greatest worry is fear of attack(4) there was no need to worry her(5) I began to worry whether I had done the right thing(6) It was a journey fraught with worry and panic, as I managed to convince myself that I had left the gas on at home!(7) She felt concern and worry , and anything beyond that wouldn't come.(8) the noise never really stops, but it doesn't worry me(9) he began to worry at the knot in the cord(10) The additional burdens of bureaucracy do not just worry British businesses.(11) He was too anxious and full of worry about the upcoming war.(12) He has the additional worry of a troublesome pupil.(13) The angel asked, concern and worry ebbing from his voice.(14) I don't miss the anxiety, stress, worry , pain that she has put me through over the last month or so.(15) The constant worry of a repeat of autumn 2000 is the lasting legacy of the floods.(16) Farmers do not all agree with the hunt, and those who don't shoot the foxes that worry their animals, and this is a far more effective method of control.

Related Phrases of worry

(1) to worry ::

lati dààmú

(2) not to worry ::

ko lati dààmú

(3) worry about ::

dààmú nípa

(4) without worry ::

lai dààmú

(5) free from worry ::

free lati dààmú

Related Phrases of worry

(1) to worry ::

lati dààmú

(2) not to worry ::

ko lati dààmú

(3) worry about ::

dààmú nípa

(4) without worry ::

lai dààmú

(5) free from worry ::

free lati dààmú

Synonyms

Noun

1. anxiety ::

ṣàníyàn

2. problem ::

isoro

3. trouble ::

wahala

4. vexation ::

idamu

Verb

5. fret ::

fret

6. trouble ::

wahala

7. occupy ::

okan

8. vex ::

yọ

9. care ::

itọju

Antonyms

1. calm ::

tunu

2. compose ::

ṣajọ

3. quiet ::

idakẹjẹ

4. settle ::

yanju

5. soothe ::

soothe

Different Forms

worries, worry, worrying, worryings

Word Example from TV Shows

Well, don't WORRY, love. They usually go away in five or six years.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 5

Don't WORRY, this is exactly how you look when you're dancing in clubs.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 6

I wouldn't WORRY about it.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

$so the mum to be should not worry,\Nshe’ll be well looked after.$

so the mum to be should not WORRY,
she’ll be well looked after.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

$No, really, don't worry.\NI don't think I have any calls.$

No, really, don't WORRY.
I don't think I have any calls.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

Examples of worry from TV Shows