How to pronounce “x-system”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• A convention whereby Esperanto’s circumflex accents (ĉ, ĝ, ĥ, ĵ, ŝ, ŭ) are replaced by an x after the non-diacriticked letter (cx, gx, hx, jx, sx, ux), for convenience of typing.

Practice Nearby Words

double s, acute accent, x's and o's, circumflex, oxeia, echo, circumflex accent, edelcrantz code, x-bar, x-height, xerox, hard sign, xoxo, cedilla, s-expression, soundex, digraph, latinxua, smooth breathing, greek numerals, kiss, kamora, currency sign, solidus, kroužek, overring, double-u, ogonek, qwertz, hexagraph, grawlix, nikud, ellipsis, sicilicus, háček, space dot, telex, tonos, superindex, reference, saxon, oxia, diacritical hook, esparanto, xyzzy, shift, tsitacism, tilde, gestuno, zeta, oblique dash, emoji zwj sequence, em rule, glossic, eclipsis, ypogegrammeni, lexigraphy, accent, inverted circumflex, accentmark, swung dash, apex, diaeresis, xiao'erjing, short ess, grave accent, synæresis, unicode, bixie, tresillo, overstrike, umlaut, emdash, intervocalization, synaeresis, breve, scano, lexicode, latino sine flexione, en rule, stenoscript, seagull, ascii, zetacism, glottal stop, epsilon, ecthlipsis, em dash, oblique, foreslash, us-ascii, double acute accent, macron, abjad, square bracket, superscript, extended ascii, escape character

Similar Sounds

system, systeme, assisting, zesting, the system, pa system, rustam, cestum, testim, zitten, seston, disesteem, assistance, assistant, systems, sista, sistine, this time, assistent, cysteine, riston, sistrum, whiston, subsystem, tristam, wriston, cystine, acetum, sistan, cista