As a Noun:
1. The feeling of being upset and angry because you are unable to do what you would like to do. English = frustration.
2. A feeling of nervousness or worry. English = anxiety.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To feel angry and upset because you are unable to do what you would like to do. English = (be) frustrated.
2. To make someone feel angry and upset because you stop them from doing what they would like to do. English = frustrate.
3. To feel nervous or worried. English = (be) anxious.
4. To feel nervous or worried before performing on stage or doing something in public. Idiomatic English = have butterflies in your stomach.