Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | acalentúrate |
| nosotros | acalenturémonos |
| vosotros | acalenturaos |
to have a fever
A regional, mostly rural/colloquial reflexive verb meaning to develop a fever or become feverish — a folk synonym of tener fiebre. Heard in parts of Latin America more than in standard written Spanish.
This is folk/regional vocabulary — 'tener fiebre' is what you'd use in standard or medical Spanish, and acalenturarse may not be understood everywhere in the Spanish-speaking world.
| tú | acalentúrate |
| nosotros | acalenturémonos |
| vosotros | acalenturaos |
| acalenturándose |
| acalenturado |
| acalenturarse |
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"acalenturarse" means "to have a fever".
The imperative (imperativo) of "acalenturarse" is: tú acalentúrate, nosotros acalenturémonos, vosotros acalenturaos.