Some Norwegian words really do a lot of work...
Unrest? That's "uro"
Feeling restless? That feeling might be "uro".
Worrying about something? Maaaybe there is a sense of...uro.
Also that dangly, moving contraption you hang over a baby's crib to distract/entertain etc? Uro.
@MGSpaceHamster You remind me of a far north Swedishism: using "o" to as a negator. So if "at ease" is "ro", then "oro" is the negation of ease, etc.
Which led to the Swede first time in NY and confused looking at the signs on the exits: "in and out? But that's the same thing!"
MGSpaceHamster
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