distressed

English

Adjective

distressed (comparative more distressed, superlative most distressed)

anxious or uneasy
I'm distressed that John hasn't answered my calls. I hope nothing bad happened to him on the way here.
(of merchandise, etc.) damaged
(of a property) offered for sale after foreclosure
(of furniture, etc.) faded or abused in order to appear old, or antique

Translations

anxious or uneasy

Finnish: huolestunut (fi), levoton (fi)
French: en détresse, accablé (fr)
German: beunruhigt (de)
Iban: ibur
Irish: anacrach, angarach
Kurdish:
Sorani: چه‌وساو‎ (çewsaw)

Mandarin: 苦惱的 (zh), 苦恼的 (zh) (kǔnǎo de), 哀伤的 (zh) (āishāng de)
Maori: mamate, pōkeka, māngi
Spanish: temeroso (de) (es)
Swahili: sononeka (sw)
Swedish: orolig (sv)
Turkish: sıkıntılı (tr)

damaged

Finnish: vahingoittunut
Kurdish:
Sorani: چه‌وساو‎ (çewsaw)

Spanish: dañado (es)
Swahili: sononeka (sw)
Swedish: skadad (sv), förstörd (sv)

offered for sale after foreclosure

Finnish: loppuunmyynti- (fi)
Spanish: rematado (es), subastado (es)

Swahili: sononeka (sw)

faded or abused in order to appear old, or antique

Finnish: vanhennettu
Spanish: gastado (es), maltratado (es), deslucido (es)

Swahili: sononeka (sw)

Verb

distressed

simple past tense and past participle of distress

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