111. Words expressing the place where the action indicated by the root
occurs, or where the object indicated by the root may be found, are
formed by inserting the suffix "-ej-" before the noun-ending:
cxevalejo, stable (from "cxevalo", horse).
dormejo, dormitory (from "dormi", to sleep).
herbejo, meadow (from "herbo", grass).
logxejo, lodging-place, dwelling (from "logxi", to dwell, to lodge).
[Footnote: Similar formations are made in English with the suffix "-y",
as "bakery", "bindery", "grocery", etc. This suffix is equivalent to the
"-ei" in German "Baeckerei", bakery, "Druckerei", printing-office, etc.,
and to the "-ie" in French "patisserie", pastry-shop, "imprimerie",
printing-shop, etc.]