“To be in effect” in Japanese
Short answer
To be in effect in Japanese is “生きる” (ikiru). Full meaning: to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function.
Other ways to say “To be in effect” in Japanese
イキ
iki to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
生る
ikiru to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
活きる
ikiru to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
生きれる
ikireru to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
いきよ
ikiyo to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
イキよ
ikiyo to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
イキよう
ikiyoo to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
いきよっ
ikiyo to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
イキよっ
ikiyo to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
いきよふ
ikiyoo to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
いきよう
ikiyoo to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function
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