Plural of efflux; multiple instances or streams of something flowing out.
Standard English pluralization of efflux by adding -es. Follows regular noun pluralization rules while maintaining the Latin-derived root structure.
Even straightforward plural forms carry hidden complexity—the -es ending exists because Old English and Latin had different plural systems, and we inherited the mashed-together result.
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