No. 4,062 in Swedish

oroar

"Concerns" or "worries."

In a sentence

Jag oroar mig för att det ska regna imorgon.
I worry that it will rain tomorrow.
The usage of 'oroar' here is reflexive, where the subject expresses personal concern about a potential event.
Läraren oroar sig för elevernas resultat.
The teacher worries about the students' results.
The verb 'oroar' is used reflexively, indicating that the teacher is concerned about the situation or performance.
Nyheten oroar många människor.
The news worries many people.
In this sentence, 'oroar' is used transitively, meaning that the news is causing concern in others.

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