abandona

Abandona is a form of the Spanish verb abandonar, which means to leave behind, desert, or forsake. It is most commonly encountered as the third-person singular present indicative form (él/ella abandona) and as the informal tú affirmative imperative (abandona), used to instruct someone to abandon something.

Grammatical notes: Abandonar is a regular -ar verb. Present indicative forms include: yo abandono, tú abandonas, él/ella abandona, nosotros abandonamos, vosotros abandonáis, ellos abandonan. The imperative forms for tú are affirmative: abandona; negative: no abandones. For usted: abandone; for ustedes: abandonen.

Usage: Abandona is used to describe or command the act of leaving a person, place, object, or plan. It can convey a range of nuances from voluntary departure to deliberate renunciation, depending on context. In broader texts, it may appear in narratives about relationships, migration, or caregiving when the act of abandonment is relevant.

See also: abandonar, abandono, dejar, renunciar. Notes: As with many Spanish verbs, regional usage and tone affect preferred synonyms and constructions.