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On Thursday, June 25, 2020 2:14:33 PM EDT deusexmadmachina@gmail.com wrote:
> Under my proposed definition, {nunkei} becomes "match" or "play session".
> {caxmat .i se xamgu lo nunkei} would mean "Checkmate. Good game." Whereas
> {caxmat .i se xamgu lo terkei} would communicate "Checkmate. Chess is a
> good game."

I thought "la .caxmat." meant "chess". When used as an interjection in a ga=
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of chess, it means "checkmate"? How do you say "checkmate" as a verb, or a=
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noun?

Pierre
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