Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | amorátate |
| nosotros | amoratémonos |
| vosotros | amorataos |
to become purple
To turn purple or bluish-purple, usually describing skin from cold, bruising, or lack of circulation — se le amorataron los labios de frío. It's the standard verb for that specific color change, distinct from general bruising vocabulary.
Using amoratarse for any bruise regardless of color — it specifically names the purple/bluish discoloration from cold or impact, not bruising in general (which can also show as other colors at different stages).
| tú | amorátate |
| nosotros | amoratémonos |
| vosotros | amorataos |
| amoratándose |
| amoratado |
| amoratarse |
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"amoratarse" means "to become purple".
The imperative (imperativo) of "amoratarse" is: tú amorátate, nosotros amoratémonos, vosotros amorataos.