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Oops! Sorry about throwing in a word ending in '-dux'. The authority speaks to the contrary.
But the same authority says that we do add '-es' to words ending in 'fax', even though they might be monosyllabic or polysyllabic. |
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As for moradux, this is a word ended in j that needs -es to form a plural. That word seems to have been fossilized in 17th century fashion (Just look almoraduj up in DRAE's dictionary). The plural of relax being relaxes? That's so a no-no.
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