effortiar

Interlingua

Etymology

From English effort, French efforcer, Italian sforzare, Spanish esforzar and Portuguese esforçar, all ultimately from Vulgar Latin *exfortiāre.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /e.forˈt͡sjar/, /e.forˈsjar/

Verb

effortiar se

1. (reflexive) to strive, to make an effort, to endeavour
   • 1996, Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Interlingua‎^[1], Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights:

     a fin que tote le individuos e tote le organos del societate […] se effortia, per le inseniamento e per le education, a disveloppar le respecto a iste derectos e libertates e a promover […] lor recognoscentia e lor application universal e effective

     to the end that every individual and every organ of society […] strive, by teaching and education, to develop respect for these rights and freedoms and to promote […] their universal and effective recognition and application

Conjugation

    Conjugation of effortiar

infinitive		effortiar
participle		present	perfect
		effortiante	effortiate
active		simple	perfect
	present	effortia	ha effortiate
	past	effortiava	habeva effortiate
	future	effortiara	habera effortiate
	conditional	effortiarea	haberea effortiate
	imperative	effortia
passive		simple	perfect
	present	es effortiate	ha essite effortiate
	past	esseva effortiate	habeva essite effortiate
	future	essera effortiate	habera essite effortiate
	conditional	esserea effortiate	haberea essite effortiate
	imperative	sia effortiate