No. 4,205 in Arabic

قلقا

The Arabic word "قلقا" means "anxiety" or "worry" in English.

In a sentence

شعر أحمد بقلقاً عندما نسي مفتاح بيته.
Ahmad felt anxiety when he forgot his house key.
قلقا is used as a noun to describe the state of feeling uneasy or anxious.
تحدثت المعلمة عن قلقاً الطلاب من الامتحانات النهائية.
The teacher talked about the students' anxiety regarding the final exams.
قلقا is employed here as a noun referring to the general feeling of concern or unease among a group.
بالممارسة والتدريب، يمكن التغلب على القلقا في المواقف الاجتماعية.
With practice and training, anxiety in social situations can be overcome.
قلقا is a noun in this sentence indicating a specific type of it, namely social anxiety.

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