Dignas (en. Worthy)

/ˈdiɡ.nas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
Refers to people or things that have value, respect, or importance.
Worthy people are always treated with respect.
Las personas dignas siempre son tratadas con respeto.
Relating to a state of honor and respect.
It is a dignified job that deserves to be recognized.
Es un trabajo digno que merece ser reconocido.
Used to describe a situation that is ethically or morally correct.
We fight for worthy causes that benefit society.
Luchamos por causas dignas que benefician a la sociedad.

Etymology

From Latin 'dignus', which means 'worthy' or 'deserving'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

worthy person
Indicates someone who deserves respect and consideration.
persona digna
dignified work
Refers to a job that provides honor and respect.
trabajo digno
dignified life
Refers to living under conditions that are acceptable and respectable.
vida digna

Related Words

dignity
The state of being worthy, of having value and honor.
dignidad
worthy
Worthy of something due to one's qualities.
digno
indignation
Feeling of anger at an offense or injustice.
indignación

Slang Meanings

A person who behaves with pride and without submission.
That guy is worthy, he never lets anyone walk all over him.
Ese tipo es digno, nunca se deja pisotear por nadie.
Used to refer to something that is respectable or worthwhile.
That cause is worthy, we should support it.
Esa causa es digna, deberíamos apoyarla.