Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | ármala |
| nosotros | armémosla |
| vosotros | armadla |
to kick up a fuss
A colloquial, fixed idiomatic use of armar + la (referring to an unstated "gorda"/scene) meaning to cause a scene, stir up trouble, or make a big commotion — armarla is casual and almost always used exactly in this pronominal form.
Trying to conjugate or use armarla like a regular transitive verb with a clear object — the la here doesn't refer to anything specific; it's a fixed, idiomatic chunk equivalent to "to kick up a fuss," not a normal object pronoun construction.
Often confused with armar.
| tú | ármala |
| nosotros | armémosla |
| vosotros | armadla |
| armándola |
| armarla |
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"armarla" means "to kick up a fuss".
The imperative (imperativo) of "armarla" is: tú ármala, nosotros armémosla, vosotros armadla.