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What is the equivalent of compound words created by joining them with an en-dashhyphen?

In English, when using two or more words as attributive I join them with en-dasheshyphens.

If you're desperate for dual-GPU performance, the 18.4-inch Alienware 18 has a dual-GeForce GTX 880M option

That was a I-know-what-I-do remark.

How do I use a group of words as attributive, in Esperanto?
I know the translation of solar system is sunsistemo, but how do I make a phrase like solar system an attributive? How does it work with, for example, three words?

What is the equivalent of compound words created by joining them with an en-dash?

In English, when using two or more words as attributive I join them with en-dashes.

If you're desperate for dual-GPU performance, the 18.4-inch Alienware 18 has a dual-GeForce GTX 880M option

That was a I-know-what-I-do remark.

How do I use a group of words as attributive, in Esperanto?
I know the translation of solar system is sunsistemo, but how do I make a phrase like solar system an attributive? How does it work with, for example, three words?

What is the equivalent of compound words created by joining them with hyphen?

In English, when using two or more words as attributive I join them with hyphens.

If you're desperate for dual-GPU performance, the 18.4-inch Alienware 18 has a dual-GeForce GTX 880M option

That was a I-know-what-I-do remark.

How do I use a group of words as attributive, in Esperanto?
I know the translation of solar system is sunsistemo, but how do I make a phrase like solar system an attributive? How does it work with, for example, three words?

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What is the equivalent of compound words created by joining them with an en-dash?

In English, when using two or more words as attributive I join them with en-dashes.

If you're desperate for dual-GPU performance, the 18.4-inch Alienware 18 has a dual-GeForce GTX 880M option

That was a I-know-what-I-do remark.

How do I use a group of words as attributive, in Esperanto?
I know the translation of solar system is sunsistemo, but how do I make a phrase like solar system an attributive? How does it work with, for example, three words?