Okay, the user wants me to translate "fussed over" into Turkish. Let me think about the correct translation.
First, "fussed over" is an idiom. In English, it means to worry or be upset about something. So I need to find the equivalent Turkish expression. The direct translation might not work here because idioms don't always translate literally.
I recall that in Turkish, "fuss" can be translated as "korku" or "kaygı", but "fussed over" is more about being worried or anxious. Maybe "kaygılandığı" or "korktuğu" could work. Let me check some examples.
Wait, "fuss" can also mean a commotion or a bother. So "fussed over" might be "kendini bir şeyin üzerine korktuğu" or "bir şeyin üzerine kafa yorduğu". But that's a bit long. Maybe there's a more common phrase.
Alternatively, "fuss" can be "korku" and "over" as "üzerine". So "korku üzerine" but that doesn't make sense. Maybe "kendini bir şeyin üzerine korktuğu" is better. But I need to make sure it's natural.
Another approach: look up the phrase "fussed over" in a Turkish-English dictionary. Hmm, I don't have that here. Let me think of synonyms. "Worried about" is "kaygılandığı" or "endişelendiği". So "fussed over" could be "kaygılandığı" or "endişelendiği".
Wait, maybe "kendini bir şeyin üzerine korktuğu" is more accurate. But maybe the user wants a direct translation. Alternatively, "fuss" can be "korku" and "over" as "üzerine", so "korku üzerine" but that's not quite right.
I think the best translation here is "kendini bir şeyin üzerine korktuğu" or "kaygılandığı". Let me go with "kendini bir şeyin üzerine korktuğu" as it captures the idea of being upset or worried about something.
kendini bir şeyin üzerine korktuğu
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