Contionary:cux

Soc'ul'

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Etymology

From Sekhulla kʷuʃ, from Wascotl *quosc.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [kʷu˥ʃ]

Verb

cux ᴇʀɢ

1. to be liked

   Setnú julzidum eý ñua xeual hab ne, í setnur xen setntixemax xeual miu āhiyley nez iycux cux.

   This morning I had rice with eggs and chicken, but I forgot to turn down the temp on the eggs while they were waiting, so it didn't turn out the best.

2. to be preferred, to be better

   Seiccux cux curyan am'ciaxe

   My favorite month is Am'ciaxe

Adjective

cux

1. better, best

   Miu ñéi xañ'uóc cux en, ýur, ýur, ýur!

   In comes our favorite wrestler, ýur, ýur, ýur!

2. more, most

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Derived terms

• añ'cuxiý ruhu xem'ánjí līn tabt'i xemjí je
• uéiz cux