CHESMAYNE
Syntax A to Z
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A++
= alpha to play and checkmate |
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A-DR
= alpha to play and draw |
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A+
= plus - with advantage to alpha |
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ie,
A-PA1, A-PA2,
A-KT1, A-BS2, A-QU1, A-KI |
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alpha
is the first side to move ie, 01A, 02A, 03A |
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example,
01A PA4-$D02/D04 |
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:ab. abeyance |
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:ac. attacked cells |
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++ACM. arabian checkmate |
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++AD agreed draw |
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AD
= adviser, AD1 AD2 |
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:ad
= advanced
:ad-PA, :ad-GU |
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:adv
= adversary |
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:al. ad libitum. ad Lib |
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:an. annotation |
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++ANCM. anastasia’s checkmate |
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:am. active move |
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:aod. apple of discord |
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:AOM
= all other moves [mp] |
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:ap. advancd passed :ap-PA,
:ap-GU |
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:apm. anti positional move |
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:apo. Apostil |
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:as. actively sacrificed |
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@
= drop - please see shogi |
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B++
= beta to play and checkmate |
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B-DR
= beta to play and draw |
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B+
= plus - with advantage to beta |
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ie,
B-PA1, B-PA2, B-KT1, B-BS2, B-QU1, B-KI |
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beta
is the second side to move ie, 01B, 02B, 03B |
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example,
01B PA5-$D07/D05 note: in chesmayne the light or dark MPs/mps may
open - alpha is always the
side to open irrespective of colour |
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...
= three dots - the move of beta is sometimes indicated by three dots ie, ...PA5-$EO7/EO5. |
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B$
= block of
cells |
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BA
= bannerette, BA1 BA2 |
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:ba. backward :ba-PA, :ba-GU |
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:bal. balance, equilibrium |
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++BC. boden’s checkmate (++CM by two
BSs) |
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:bc. blocked cell |
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:bd-BS. Bad Bishop |
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:be. best move |
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BE
= berolina. BE1 BE2 BE3 BE4 BE5 |
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++BK. bare KI checkmate |
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:bk.
backward
- behindhand |
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:bl. blocked :bl-PA, :bl-GU |
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++BK. bare KI checkmate |
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:blk. blockade |
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:blu. blunder. See ‘??’ |
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:bm. brilliant move |
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:bmdc. best move in difficult circumstances |
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:bmk. fetlock |
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:bp. balanced position |
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BQ =
baidaq (mp), BQ1,
BQ2, BQ3 |
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:br. barrier.
See ‘barricade’ |
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:bt.
beaten |
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:bum. Brilliant but unsound move |
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:by. battery |
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++BYL. by-your-leave - a request to
++RS – resign |
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:c$ corner cell |
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:cac corps-a-corps |
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+CC cross check |
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:cc central control |
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:cc$ conjugate cells |
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:cd coda |
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:cds cul-de-sac |
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:cf closed file |
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+CH
= check [simple] |
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:cha chain.
concatenate |
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:cip call-into-play |
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:cj conjugate cells |
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:cjp conjugate pair |
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:ck cook |
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++CM
- the abbreviation for ‘checkmate’, used in Chesmayne to indicate
the ‘end’ of the game |
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:cm combination |
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++CMA announced checkmate |
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++CME epaulet checkmate (by QU, RO1 or RO2) |
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