"Air ambar" is a term derived from the Persian language, which is commonly used in Central Asia to refer to the feeling of being suffocated or trapped due to lack of fresh air or stale atmosphere. While there is no direct English synonym for this phrase, several related terms can be used to describe similar concepts. Words such as suffocating, stifling, stuffy, or oppressive can be considered as synonyms for the feelings associated with "air ambar". These words convey the sense of discomfort experienced when the air is hot, lacking ventilation, or filled with pollutants, ultimately depriving one of fresh, breathable air.