No. 2,634 in Spanish
digno
Worthy; deserving of respect or honor.
In a sentence
Juan es un hombre digno que siempre dice la verdad.
Juan is a worthy man who always tells the truth.
Here, 'digno' means 'deserving respect' or 'honorable', describing someone's moral character.
Ese libro no es digno de mi tiempo.
That book is not worth my time.
In this sentence, 'digno' is used as 'worthy', indicating that the book does not merit attention or effort.
Es digno de admiración cómo enfrenta las adversidades.
It is admirable how he faces adversities.
Here, 'digno de' conveys 'deserving of', implying that something commands admiration or respect.
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