CX.

cxagren-i = (trans.), to grieve, vex, annoy.

cxambr-o = room.

cxap-o = cap.

cxapel-o = hat.

cxapitr-o = chapter (of book).

cxar = (conj.), because, since (83).

cxarm-a = charming, delightful.

cxarnir-o = hinge.

cxas-i = to hunt (game or wild animals).

cxe = (prep.), at, in the house or presence of (125, 160).

cxef-a = chief, principal, head.

cxek-o = cheque.

cxemiz-o = shirt, chemise.

cxen-o = chain (for watch, etc.).

cxeriz-o = cherry.

cxes-i = (intrans.), to cease, leave off (275).

cxeval-o = horse; --viro, stallion.

cxi = (adv.), expresses proximity (60, 66).

cxia = of every kind (177).

cxial = (adv.), for every reason (188).

cxiam = (adv.), always (187).

cxie = (adv.), everywhere (182).

cxiel = (adv.), in every way (193).

cxiel-o = heaven, sky.

cxies = (pronoun, possessive), everybody's (174).

cxifon-o = rag.

cxio = (pronoun), everything, all (233).

cxiom = (adv.), all (194).

cxirkaux = (prep.), around, roundabout (89, 120, 159, 160).

cxiu = (pronoun and adj.), every one, each (173).

-cxj- = suffix forming affectionate diminutives (283).

cxokolad-o = chocolate.

cxu = (adv.), whether (when translated) (30, 66).

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