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From: RZOTTO@DKNKURZ1.BITNET (Otto.Stolz)
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Subject: re: mysterious message
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Date: 5 Sep 90 17:28:19 GMT
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Dear ameteur linguist,

> Rosarch <sp?> ink blot test.
Rorschach is a Swiss town at the Bodensee (lake of Constance),
where this test presumably has been developed.

> As for the question about the word "KONIEC" meaning anything,
KONIEC (spelled in various ways according to language, but pronounced
nearly identically) is found in South-Slavic languages, notably
Serbo-Croatic, and if I'm not mistaken also in West-Slavic languages
(as Polish, Czech and Slovakian). It's meaning is "end" (noun).

> I hope this may provide clues to answer the question.
So do I.

Best wishes
            Otto Stolz