'DXista' is not a well-constructed acronym for Spanish, since in our language the camelcase format is not used where uppercase and lowercase are mixed; but it appears as a neologism attaching the suffix -ista ("of occupation or trade") to the acronym DX ("distance, especially that which separates two radio amateurs"), as a shortwave radio operator communicating with others anywhere in the world. It is pronounced 'diexista', because it is taken from English.
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