Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | achucúyate |
| nosotros | achucuyémonos |
| vosotros | achucuyaos |
to get disheartened; to become sad
A regional colloquialism from Central America meaning to become dejected, withered, or excessively sad — describing someone who looks physically and emotionally drained, as if wilted. Western Colombia uses the related achucutarse instead.
It's a Central American regionalism — deprimirse or desanimarse are the words to use for a general Spanish-speaking audience.
| tú | achucúyate |
| nosotros | achucuyémonos |
| vosotros | achucuyaos |
| achucuyándose |
| achucuyado |
| achucuyarse |
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"achucuyarse" means "to get disheartened; to become sad".
The imperative (imperativo) of "achucuyarse" is: tú achucúyate, nosotros achucuyémonos, vosotros achucuyaos.