Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | dígnate |
| nosotros | dignémonos |
| vosotros | dignaos |
to deign, condescend
A reflexive verb meaning to deign, or lower oneself, to do something — almost always used with a note of resentment or irony about someone finally doing what they should have done all along: ni siquiera se dignó a contestar.
Dropping the reflexive pronoun or the preposition a — the verb needs dignarse a + infinitive (se dignó a responder), not just dignar, which isn't how it's used in modern Spanish.
| tú | dígnate |
| nosotros | dignémonos |
| vosotros | dignaos |
| dignándose |
| dignado |
| dignarse |
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"dignarse" means "to deign, condescend".
The imperative (imperativo) of "dignarse" is: tú dígnate, nosotros dignémonos, vosotros dignaos.