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Iain asks me what 'kitsa' means.  The answer is that it is (or was) Loglan
for Lojban 'gletu'.   Apologies - certain words that I knew 15 years ago
just appear and I don't even notice.  (I keep saying 'bapra' and andruc
known by now that when I do that I mean 'sazri').

        Colin