'inefficiently' originates from 'efficient,' which comes from Latin 'efficere,' meaning 'to accomplish.' 'Create' comes from Latin 'creare,' meaning 'to produce.'

'Inefficiently' evolved from the Latin 'inefficientem,' and 'create' from 'creare,' eventually forming the modern English term 'inefficiently-created.'

Initially, 'inefficiently' meant 'not producing the desired effect,' and 'create' meant 'to bring into existence.' Together, they describe something made without optimal effectiveness.