to kiku
9.9
To have an effect, especially for medicine
- verb
- /ˈkiːku/
- Specialized
:
hacer efecto
- If the treatment does not kiku after a week, consult your physician.
Examples
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The doctor said the medicine might not kiku for everyone, so watch for any changes.
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Some herbal remedies are believed to kiku quickly for headaches.
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This treatment really kikus for my allergies.
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Does this medicine kiku for everyone?
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The doctor said the medicine might not kiku for everyone, so watch for any changes.
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Some herbal remedies are believed to kiku quickly for headaches.
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If the treatment does not kiku after a week, consult your physician.
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Etymology
Kiku comes from the Japanese verb 効く, which means 'to have effect' or 'to work', so when someone says a medicine 'kiku' they mean it 'works' or helps the problem.