Etymology
efikar (“to be effectual, be efficacious, be efficient”) + -eskar
Verb
efikeskar (present tense efikeskas, past tense efikeskis, future tense efikeskos, imperative efikeskez, conditional efikeskus)
- to come into play, begin to take effect
Conjugation
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Conjugation of efikeskar
 |
present |
past |
future |
| infinitive |
efikeskar |
efikeskir |
efikeskor |
| tense |
efikeskas |
efikeskis |
efikeskos |
| conditional |
efikeskus |
— |
— |
| imperative |
efikeskez |
— |
— |
| adjective active participle |
efikeskanta |
efikeskinta |
efikeskonta |
| adverbial active participle |
efikeskante |
efikeskinte |
efikeskonte |
nominal
active participle |
singular |
efikeskanto |
efikeskinto |
efikeskonto |
| plural |
efikeskanti |
efikeskinti |
efikeskonti |
| adjective passive participle |
efikeskata |
efikeskita |
efikeskota |
| adverbial passive participle |
efikeskate |
efikeskite |
efikeskote |
nominal
passive participle |
singular |
efikeskato |
efikeskito |
efikeskoto |
| plural |
efikeskati |
efikeskiti |
efikeskoti |
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