Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | apucúyate |
| nosotros | apucuyémonos |
| vosotros | apucuyaos |
to squat; to bend down, to lower oneself behind something
A regional (Andean, notably Peruvian and Bolivian) reflexive verb meaning to crouch, squat, or lower oneself down, often behind or beside something for cover or shelter — a colorful, physically specific verb rarely heard outside that region.
Expecting this word to be understood outside Andean Spanish — agacharse is the neutral, universally understood verb for crouching down; apucuyarse will draw blank looks in most other Spanish-speaking countries.
Often confused with agacharse.
| tú | apucúyate |
| nosotros | apucuyémonos |
| vosotros | apucuyaos |
| apucuyándose |
| apucuyado |
| apucuyarse |
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"apucuyarse" means "to squat; to bend down, to lower oneself behind something".
The imperative (imperativo) of "apucuyarse" is: tú apucúyate, nosotros apucuyémonos, vosotros apucuyaos.