aburrrirse

Aburrrirse is a nonstandard, informal spelling of the Spanish verb aburirse, used primarily in digital contexts to emphasize prolonged or intense boredom. In standard Spanish, the canonical form is aburirse, meaning to become bored or to get bored.

Aburirse is a reflexive verb. Its present indicative forms are me aburro, te aburres, se aburre, nos aburrimos, os aburrís, se aburren. The infinitive is aburirse; the gerund is aburriéndose; the past participle is aburrido. The verb is commonly combined with de to express becoming tired of something, for example: Me aburro de hacer esto, Se aburre de la película. It can also appear with an alternative preposition in some dialects, such as aburrirse con alguien o con algo.

Usage notes: Aburrirse describes a change of state from interest to lack of interest. It is often used with activities or situations and with estar para expresar ongoing boredom (Estoy aburrido/a). The noun form is aburrimiento, and the adjective is aburrido (or aburriente in some regional uses).

Aburrrirse, when used with extra r, signals exaggerated or playful boredom. It is not considered correct in formal writing and dictionaries; its value is communicative rather than lexical, serving to convey emphasis or humor in informal texts.

See also: aburrimiento, aburrido, aburrió (preterite form), aburriéndose. Common idioms include "aburrirse como una ostra" to denote extreme boredom.