What is the difference between "worry" and "worries"?

As has been said, you aren’t wrong.

“I have some worries.”
“I have at least one worry.”
“I am worried.”
“He worries.”
“Why worry?”

It’s used as both a verb and a noun rather interchangeably and there is no particular difference in the root-meaning. Concern is a good synonym yet it also has the same problem in the same way.
It’s rhetorical to define the verb as, “To worry” or, “To worry over a worry”, it just is what it is :slight_smile: