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  Independent Analysis Identifying Languages Beyond Currier A/ B, compared to René Zand
Posted by: npcompl33t - 17-09-2026, 01:01 AM - Forum: Analysis of the text - Replies (18)

Long time lurker but first time poster here. Professionally, I am a data scientist and for fun I enjoy digging into the VM.

First off, I'd like to start out by saying I have nothing but respect for RZ and the work he has done with respect to Voynich. I frequently use many of the tools he has created, and while I disagree with a few of his classifications and methods, we arrived at many of the same conclusions. I'm posting this mainly because his page on the subject asks for independent review of his parameters. <3 <3

I recently conducted my own analysis to understand if the VM contains any 'languages' beyond Currier A and B, and compared my results against those from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.(note languages here does not necessarily imply fully different languages, I'm simply using Currier's terminology).


My main motivation for undertaking this analysis is the decryption attack I’m pursuing. I have a substantial historical corpus from which I can obtain reliable botanical cribs in different languages, but the greatest barrier to applying this attack to the Voynich manuscript is the shortage of shared, botanically enriched candidates across Herbal A and Herbal B compared with the historical training works. Understanding the differences between Herbal A and Herbal B is therefore one of my top priorities.

I have two main concerns with RZ's approach. The first is that reliance on a few bigram rules could result in a false continuous gradient, that largely disappears when other features are included. The second is that the selected bigrams could completely miss large outliers, for example, as is the case with f58. While i can see the utility of using bigram segmentations as a language classifier, at least for my purposes, that type of segmentation doesn't capture enough of the underlying differences between the different language clusters.

Method

The approach i took was different than that of RZ.

I represented each page by its within-word transition counts and derived conditional transition probabilities. G² log-likelihood-ratio statistics were used to quantify feature contrasts and construct descriptive axes. Overall profile differences were measured using context-weighted Jensen–Shannon divergence, with clustering cross-checked using a Hellinger representation.

I tested candidate manuscript populations against their within-sample variation and whole-sheet comparisons, and examined whether similar groupings emerged when pages were clustered without supplying those population labels. My final results came from this combination of tests, it was not simply the output of one clustering algorithm. Classification rules similar to those supplied by RZ could be obtained from this process, but my goal was more focused around identifying the populations as opposed to developing ways to classify them.

This method produces segmentations that broadly are in agreement with RZ, although there are some meaningful differences that I'll discuss below. The fact that two different statistical approaches recover much of the same structure supports the theory that the Currier A / B classifications are insufficient to describe the variation between the text across the manuscript.


Results 

My segments are below. The percentages below express JS divergence relative to the early Herbal A–Herbal B split, set to 100%.


1. Early Herbal A
  RZ designation: A
  Divergence from Herbal B: 100%

2. Late Herbal A + Pharma
  RZ designation: Ae
  Divergence from early Herbal A: 50%; from Herbal B: 80%

3a. Herbal B¹
    RZ designation: B
    Divergence from early Herbal A: 100%

3b. Stars / Recipes
    RZ designation: broadly Bs
    Divergence from early Herbal A: 115%; from Herbal B: 35%

4. Biological / Balneological
  RZ designation: Bb; You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. receives Cb at page level
  Divergence from early Herbal A: 155–160%; from Herbal B: 60%

5. Celestial / hand 4²
  RZ designation: overlaps C/Ce
  Divergence from early Herbal A: 105–125%; from Herbal B: 60–80%

6. f58
  RZ designation: A
  Divergence from early Herbal A: 100%; from Herbal B: 75%


¹ Herbal B hand 2 supplies the comparison baseline.
² The range covers astronomical, cosmological and zodiac circle/radial text separately.

Some notes:

(3a+3b) are not sufficiently different to clear the bar for an individual 'language', but represent differences significant enough that they should not be considered the same and may confound some types of analysis

f58, as a single folio, does not enough evidence to say it is fully its own language, but its divergence from the rest of the text is extreme, far more than any other page in the MS, as I will explain more below.

Compared To RZ

RZ separates languages into A, B, or C using a single bigram, 'ed'. While this is indeed an extremely simple and efficient way of segmenting Currier A vs B, relying on it as the primary classification mechanism leads to some misleading and possibly erroneous conclusions like 'C is intermediate to A and B'.  A page can be intermediate on the ed diagnostic while differing substantially on other construction patterns. An intermediate diagnostic value does not establish that some of the text is an intermediate form of Herbal A and Herbal B.

Ce as an independent dialect, in my opinion, is not supported. My threshold is a between group divergence of at least 2x, and a whole sheet permutation test with a p-value <= .01. Ce is 1.18x and .80, so it is not close, at least in my analysis. Certainly you can segment it with the rule eo > 16.7%, but this alone does not establish such a distinction is the result of different languages. The difference between approximately 22% and 12% could reflect two distinct settings, a continuous gradient, differing mixtures of constructions, or section-specific vocabulary. Group averages alone cannot distinguish those possibilities, especially with the limited text for that section.

Similarly, the single page in Cb, f80r, is not sufficiently different from other bio text to warrant its own dialect.  You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. remains firmly within the larger Bio profile (RZ does acknowledge the evidence for this section is lower).

The classifications of f58 and You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. are examples of the limitations of this bigram threshold approach. f58 gets an A designation despite its large departure from ordinary Herbal A, while You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. receives Cb at page level while remaining broadly Bio-like. There are, in fact, are several such outliers that are roughly about as divergent as f80r: 1r, f66r, f86v5 and f99v.

The outlier score below is calculated as JS divergence from the nearest page on another physical sheet divided by the JS divergence between the page’s own odd/even text-line halves. Below 1, another page is closer to it than its own two halves are to each other. Around 1: its distance from another page is comparable to its internal half-to-half difference. Above 1: even its closest external neighbor is farther away than that internal difference. This is a rough benchmark, it does not automatically establish a page as an 'outlier'.

Outlier ranking among 187 eligible prose pages:

- f58r: rank 1; score 1.763
- f58v: rank 2; score 1.673
- f86v5: rank 3; score 1.314
- f66r: rank 4; score 1.222
- f80r: rank 11; score 1.070
- f1r: rank 22; score 0.969
- f99v: rank 25; score 0.942


In my opinion, f58 is the only folio that is an obvious 'outlier', although the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. score does intrigue me. If only we had the other missing folios from this quire.

All of the above aside, i want to be clear, I do agree with most of RZ's proposed expansions to Currier A/B.  In general, the amount of text divergence across sections exceeds that of other historical works and needs further analysis and explanation. For my attack, I would distinguish at least four main groups, with celestial material and f58 bringing the working inventory to six.

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  New reading hypothesis on f85v (Rosettes): “Paris Kar
Posted by: Quentin Da Silva - 16-09-2026, 04:19 PM - Forum: Imagery - Replies (30)

I recently revisited the Voynich Manuscript and noticed a marginal note in the top-left corner of folio 85v (the “Rosettes” page), near the figure resembling a sun or rosette, while examining the high-resolution file 1006231.tif.

I am not presenting this as a firm reading, as I am doing this primarily for the enjoyment of the research. However, after zooming in on this area, I think I can make out something resembling “Paris Kar”, or possibly “Par is Kar.”

In my view, this could suggest two interesting possibilities, the second of which particularly intrigues me:

“Paris Kar”, with Kar possibly representing an abbreviation of Karolus / Charles; or

“Par is carus”, if interpreted as Latin, which could perhaps be understood along the lines of “the equal/peer is dear or precious.”

I want to stress that I am treating these only as possible readings rather than definite identifications.

I have attached cropped and enhanced screenshots below.

I would be very interested to hear your thoughts and am happy to discuss this further.

Thanks for reading!

MS 408, fol. 85v.



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  The Paxlebens from Mechetin
Posted by: JustAnotherTheory - 14-09-2026, 07:44 PM - Forum: Marginalia - Replies (6)

So I was wondering the other day whether the folio 116v could possibly represent the ownership of the manuscript, i.e., a German person who owned it and signed it with their name. By total coincidence, I found a 15th century German noble family, the Paxlebens, who lived in a city in Pomerania called Mechetin. While this noble family is extinct today (no more male heirs since a few hundred years), I found references to it in several old German repositories of nobles (Adelsgeschicht):

   

This is a funny coincidence because in the folio 116v of the VMS we see what appears to be the words "poxleber" and "michiton":

   

Could it be that "poxleber" is "paxleben" and "michiton" is an old medieval form of today's "mechetin"? Note that the town of Mechetin has had several different names over the years, including Mechtentin, Mechenthin, Miechecino, and more.

In the encyclopedia of extinct noble family crests (yes, such a thing exists), we see this:

   

Some of these elements remind one of the VMS:

   

But then again, these are cherry picked, so most likely once again a coincidence.

But a cool one, I might add.

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  A dense encyclopedical database of medical knowledge
Posted by: 19820109NR - 13-09-2026, 04:16 AM - Forum: Theories & Solutions - Replies (2)

To me, Voynich looks like someone wrote database not in excel but on "paper", capturing the knowledge of that time in a codified way. unfortunately, the entity description, table and column headers and full text of the codified characteristic have been lost. it probably was written using a stencil, someone dictating from a human language textbook what to code into the database. using the stencil, it must have been very easy to read. nobody tried to hide anything in that book. it was made to last for centuries as a condensed backup to also copy from.


The chapters cover:

- plants and parts: how to identify and for what illness to apply and how to process. 
- calendars: on when to harvest and when to plan for certain processing
- "astrology" section indicating the very practical phases of life of the patient and then indicating phase of life, symptoms illustrated by the human figures in the concentric circles and code for referring to the medicine
- general anatomy (and body fluids): where the figures codify the leading symptoms of the disease and treatment area
- process instructions: how to convert plants into medicine. the cylindrical objects on the left are graphical code for the production process bottom to top

I cross-checked the idea on three plants regarding their application and processing: Deadly Nightshade, Yarrow and Mandrake. 

I compared to general descriptions on how they should be processed and where identical code sits, which indicates the "towers" on the left might really represent the "cooking & cooling & processing receipt in full". I assume that back in time, the storage containers for medicine might have worked like a kanban "box", with the shape and color indicating in a codified way how to create the ingredient once it ran empty, the stripes for measurements of quantities or time, circles on white days or weeks resting and waiting. Narrow areas representing destillation or reduction, blue for watery extract, green for oil, red for heat. The text on the left would then list the plants, probably also refer back to a code block for symptoms and maybe the times in the year when to process. multiple plants mean either complex multiplant medicine or applicable for those plants. 

I looked into what I interpret as codified patient - symptoms overview, particularly the black goat (baby), the sheep (toddler) and then gemini (kids in school age). So as a medical you would choose your page based on the age = stage in life. the babies and toddlers illnesses = symptoms are encoded in the female figures, the barrel indicating that they cant fully express themselves. also explaining why there are fewer symptoms for those symbols. 

how I interpret the symbols: 

female figure: can be male or female, male: illness in males only - why the females: because appetite can be indicated using breasts.
15 women versus 30: half dose only (small patient)
star: with yellow dot: vomiting, grounded by "rope": diarrhea
the hand/arm reaching to the star might indicate level of activity
the other arm indicates location on the body
not sure about the hand position right now
breasts: patient is hungry (or not at all)
hair / head cover: fever, body temperatur for simple caps
crown might indicate either a rare condition or a wealthy patient who would get better treatment.
unconcious women: exactly that.
tears: indicating pain
hair: indicating pain type
rotation: no idea yet

the zodiac signs and what I think they represent as a stage in life of the patient:

capricorn: prepping for getting pregnant
aquarius: early pregnancy
pesces: pregnancy
goat: baby
sheep: toddler
gemini: (pre)school kids
lobsters: symbol for apprentice, the time kids learned a trade of craft, fokus on the hands
lion: puberty, start of sexual activity & sense of being superior
virgin: age of starting a family
libra: a more settled age 40-60
scorpio: the bitter, old people
sagittarius: the very old age to death

So - and i repeat myself - you look up the symptoms depending on the stage in life and then the code leads to the medicine.

Anatomy part: The figures sitting in basins: theories that link symptoms codified in the figure with the body part the disease sits and probably also the medicine that needs to be applied. 

all of these symbol code blocks: probably in most cases starting with a letter that represents a latin word. 

code blocks I suspect in that medieval database: Plant Description, Processing Instructions,  Dosis Instructions: example: "DAIM" = daily after meal.

What I would look for: books from the same time that are less information dense and more "normal language" of that time to find identical first letters of the words that describe common characteristics, processing of the known 3 plants and compare for the flow diagram hypothesis. Typical symptoms / triage systems of that time. 

Assumption: this book was super easy to read with a stencil on top that deciphered the letters and the symbols. once someone used that, they rarely forgot.

in my job, I get huge amounts of dirty data "thrown over fence" and have to figure out how to put it in databases. no medical expert.

Your turn, good luck with that approach and further guessing. the data base needs some reverse engineering to add headers.

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  I need help busting the theory I have not been able to bust
Posted by: EaOutlaw1969 - 11-09-2026, 05:27 PM - Forum: The Slop Bucket - Replies (13)

Hi every one I am not here to wave a flag and say anything other than the more I look into the Voynich and the data I pulled from it contains so damn much data that being disabled in Florida without being able to be able to prove the damn manuscript even exist other than what I see online on tv and forums as I nor anyone here has likely held in their hand the actual manuscript to know step on eyes it exist and here it is. 

For research that would be starting point one then I could say cool here it is then OK how do I get this data onto my PC so I can play with it ( without anything being changed ) impossible right ? 

So every single theory is starting from a point of doubt nothing at all could be proven solved deciphered understood 100 percent. So we have have to understand no matter what we find like all mysteries at some point we have to have a leap of faith, in our work, our evidence, diagnostic flow chart , and faith in what our working theory is pointing to. 

Well here is where unfortunately the theory ( not fact not claimed fact just claimed Working theory ) working as well crap if what was shown to me is true it wears a very very very heavy crown .

A crown not as crowned truth but as reality busting data crown of thorns that has the potential to really mess with over 8.2 billons souls over 10000 religions countless languages all shown to be right and oh so wrong.

This theory that was shown to me via flow and hard work is this humble manuscript could be well Hell, I will let you check my work if you choose and you could decide what it is.

This way I can say I did not hold this data trapped in my head and or try to control it or even claim any part of it than my willingness to try my best.

I honestly could not think of a better gift and or curse to hand over to you wonderful people to pick it apart find the holes fill the gaps then once you get the light bulb moment, perhaps with the combined wisdom here and resources this data can be processed in a way that treats your work and the manuscript with the honor it deserves. 

The long and short of it the manuscript can be read at every angle imaginable one way is to consider the data ( EVA ) is spoken word that each word maps across all languages no one single languages holds the key you then do not use the translated EVA as a direct replacement you use the definition of the translation as the ( RUN )   

So you take the EVA and RUN as is with no steering and you have many choices of how to process it You can take the whole folio in one shot make an image from text to image generator with no steering at all you will get an image then you could spoon feed the image into a image to video generator with the seed image then line by line EVA and RUN to animate said seed image. Or for a blind test like I have done many times just drop the whole folio into a video generator and it will straight up make the video. 

This is where damn Ai will trip us up as each model has their own training which effects the output ( plus understand all of this is not as it started ) from page to screen that is.

so feel free do with this as you will if you have access to image and video generation go for it. I posted some random generations keep in mind the data is way too much for a short clip which is why the videos seem rushed the longer the folio the worst it is. 

In reality what does this show us Hmmm I have no clue other than it looks like code and instructions for a living interactive Holographic simulation. Which may be AI trying pull the wool over our eyes convincing us through confusion that we live and have lived in a simulation so we are easier to steer. or I just don't know what to think so I gave you a taste of the data the instructions and the idea that the entire manuscript I have is not fully parsed and still contains all of this craziness. honestly it does not matter either way as I enjoy the here and now and have no claim to fame in any of this or desire to even be thanked or noticed I just thought this would be a good group to pick it apart or stich it together have fun. 
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Coverage this pass: 25166/37119 tokens glossed (67.8%).
Unparsed types: 6310 (listed at end if count>=3).
Voynich folio instruction sheets
Best reading from locked definitions. [bracket] = not yet parsed.
Word = function. Order = procedure. Drawing names the vessel. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: fachys ykal ar ataiin shol shory cthres kor sholdy
RUN: [fachys] → [ykal] → earth-edge → source-unit → shielded-hold → veil → verified-node → lineage-core → shielded-hold-lock
EVA: sory ckhar or kair chtaiin shar are cthar cthar dan
RUN: [sory] → [ckhar] → bound-edge → citadel → flow+t-inner-source → shielded-earth-edge → [are] → secured-structure → secured-structure → container
EVA: syaiir sheky or ykaiin shod cthoary cthes daraiin sa
RUN: filtered+routed-inner-gateway → filtered-substance → bound-edge → routed-life-unit → shielded-envelope → cleared-threshold → secured-nodes → gateway-node → [sa]
EVA: o'oiin oteey oteos roloty cthar daiin otaiin or okan
RUN: [o'oiin] → [oteey] → storehouse → bound-cycle → [cthar] → life-unit → vaulted-life-unit → bound-edge → eye
EVA: dair chear cthaiin cphar cfhaiin
RUN: inner-gateway → open-boundary → woven-mesh → generative-branch → radiant-path
EVA: ydaraishy
RUN: blueprint
EVA: odar shol cphoy oydar sh cfhoaiin shodary
RUN: elevated-gateway → shielded-hold → [cphoy] → [oydar] → [sh] → cfh-surrounding-inner-source → [shodary]
EVA: yshey shody okchoy otchol chocthy oschy dain chor kos
RUN: [yshey] → shielded-exit → subtle-state → self-contained-body → refined-matter → narrow-channel → base-unit → circle → [kos]
EVA: daiin shos cfhol shody
RUN: life-unit → shielded-axis → transmission-vessel → shielded-exit
EVA: dain os teody
RUN: base-unit → axis → patterned-structure
EVA: ydain cphesaiin ol cphey ytain shoshy cphodales
RUN: yd-source-seed → natural-property-stream → surround → breath-motion → spread-layer → condensed-core → earth-layout
EVA: oksho kshoy otairin oteol okan shodain sckhey daiin
RUN: guarded-perimeter-node → shade-layer → ground-domain → terminal-objective → eye → assembled-vessel → separated-fraction → life-unit
EVA: shoy ckhey kodaiin cphy cphodaiils cthey she oldain
RUN: [shoy] → raw-constituent → measured-container → growth-matrix → excavated-matrix → deep-reservoir → filter-root → baseline-state
EVA: dain oiin chol odaiin chodain chdy okain dan cthy kod
RUN: base-unit → surround-core → body → elevated-life-unit → transit-vector → flow-result-lock → guarded-source → container → secured-structure → [kod]
EVA: daiin shckhey ckeor chor shey kol chol chol kor chal
RUN: life-unit → cleaved-fragment → core-center → circle → filtered-path → cycle → body → body → lineage-core → structural-hall
EVA: sho chol shodan kshy kchy dor chodaiin sho kchom
RUN: shielded-flow → body → [shodan] → fluid-extrusion → raw-substance → fluid → transit-life-unit → shielded-flow → processed-mass
EVA: ycho tchey chokain sheo pshol dydyd cthy daicthy
RUN: resonance → stillness-vector → animate → filtered-step → raw-core → ground-lock → secured-structure → pointer
EVA: yto shol she kodshey cphealy dasain dain ckhyds
RUN: origin-mark → shielded-hold → filter-root → measured-limit → light-channel → gathered-mass → base-unit → split-fragment
EVA: dchar shcthaiin okaiir chey rchy potol cthols dlocta
RUN: work-force → shadow-screen → growth-increment → open-vector → arc → fluid-infusion → secured-cap-seg → proven-node
EVA: shok chor chey dain ckhey
RUN: impact → circle → open-vector → base-unit → raw-constituent
EVA: otol daiiin
RUN: vaulted-surround → [daiiin]
EVA: cpho shaiin shokcheey chol tshodeesy shey pydeey chy ro d*
RUN: light-source → radiant-emanation → impact-open-path → body → settled-point → filtered-path → ground-press → flow-node → [ro] → [d*]
EVA: *doin chol dain cthal dar shear kaiin dar shey cthar
RUN: [*doin] → body → base-unit → form-type → gateway → cleaved-boundary → lineage-channel → gateway → filtered-path → secured-structure
EVA: choo kaiin shoaiin okol daiin far cthol daiin ctholdar
RUN: [choo] → lineage-channel → shielded-surrounding-inner-source → guarded-rim → life-unit → far → secured-cap → life-unit → secured-inner-gate
EVA: ycheey okay oky daiin okchey kokaiin chol kchy dal
RUN: distributed-passage → perimetric-view → center → life-unit → guarded-channel → ancestral-channel → [chol] → [kchy] → base-mass
EVA: deeo shody koshey cthy okchey keey keey dal chtor
RUN: [deeo] → shielded-exit → woven-container → secured-structure → guarded-channel → key-vector → key-vector → base-mass → ridge-muscle
EVA: *eo chol chok choty chotey
RUN: [*eo] → body → pulse → will-vector → will-vector
EVA: dchaiin
RUN: dch-inner-source
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: kchsy chadaiin ol oltchey char cfhar am
RUN: kch-spread → [chadaiin] → surround → [oltchey] → turn → cfh-earth-edge → placed
EVA: yteeay char or ochy dcho lkody okodar chody
RUN: [yteeay] → turn → bound-edge → [ochy] → base-flow-root → lk-exit-lock → guarded-elevated-gateway → flow-exit
EVA: do ckhy ckho ckhy shy dksheey cthy kotchody dal
RUN: [do] → raw-node → [ckho] → raw-node → shielded-vector → [dksheey] → secured-structure → raw+otch-exit-lock → base-mass
EVA: dol chokeo dair dam sochey chokody
RUN: base-hold → flow+guarded-directional-flow → inner-gateway → placement → [sochey] → flow+guarded-exit-lock
EVA: potoy shol dair cphoal dar chey tody otoaiin shoshy
RUN: [potoy] → shielded-hold → inner-gateway → [cphoal] → gateway → open-vector → t-exit-lock → vaulted-surrounding-inner-source → condensed-core
EVA: choky chol cthol shol okal dolchey chodo lol chy cthy
RUN: pulse-node → body → secured-cap → shielded-hold → guarded-pillar → [dolchey] → [chodo] → extended-hold → flow-node → secured-structure
EVA: qo ol choeee cheol dol cthey ykol dol dolo ykol do lchody
RUN: active-now → surround → [choeee] → open-vessel → base-hold → deep-reservoir → yk-surround → base-hold → [dolo] → yk-surround → [do] → lch-exit-lock
EVA: okol shol kol kechy chol ky chol cthol chody chol daiin
RUN: guarded-rim → shielded-hold → cycle → [kechy] → body → fraction → body → secured-cap → flow-exit → body → life-unit
EVA: shor okol chol dol ky dar shol dchor otcho dar shody
RUN: shielded-boundary → guarded-rim → body → base-hold → fraction → gateway → shielded-hold → gate-circle → vaulted-flow-root → gateway → shielded-exit
EVA: taor chotchey dal chody schody pol chodar
RUN: [taor] → [chotchey] → base-mass → flow-exit → filtered+flow-exit-lock → circular-boundary → flow-elevated-gateway
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: kydainy ypchol daiin otchal ypchaiin ckholsy
RUN: [kydainy] → yp+flow-surround → life-unit → otch-mass → yp+flow-inner-source → ckh+surround-spread
EVA: dorchory chkar shor cthy cth
RUN: [dorchory] → flow+raw-earth-edge → shielded-boundary → secured-structure → [cth]
EVA: qotaiin cthey chor chy ydy chaiin
RUN: active-vaulted-life-unit → deep-reservoir → circle → flow-node → routed-result-lock → inner-passage
EVA: chaindy chtod dy cphy dals chokaiin
RUN: [chaindy] → [chtod] → result-lock → growth-matrix → [dals] → flow+guarded-inner-source
EVA: otochor al shodaiin chol dan ytchaiin dan
RUN: vaulted-surround-circle → mass → formed-life-vessel → body → container → yt+flow-inner-source → container
EVA: saiin daind dkol sor ytoldy dchol dchy cthy
RUN: filtered-source → [daind] → dk-surround → filtered-edge → yt+surround-result-lock → base-body → base-flow-node → secured-structure
EVA: shor ckhy daiiny chol dan
RUN: shielded-boundary → raw-node → [daiiny] → body → container
EVA: kydain shaiin qoy shol fodan yksh olsheey daiildy
RUN: raw+yd-source-seed → radiant-emanation → [qoy] → shielded-hold → [fodan] → [yksh] → [olsheey] → [daiildy]
EVA: dlssho kol sheey qokey ykody so chol yky dain daiirol
RUN: [dlssho] → cycle → filtered-vector → active-guarded-vector → yk-exit-lock → [so] → body → routed-focus → base-unit → [daiirol]
EVA: qoky cholaiin shol sheky daiin cthey keol saiin saiin
RUN: active-fraction → flow+surround-inner-source → shielded-hold → filtered-substance → life-unit → deep-reservoir → [keol] → filtered-source → filtered-source
EVA: ychain dal chy dalor shan dan olsaiin sheey ckhor
RUN: routed+flow-source-seed → base-mass → flow-node → [dalor] → [shan] → container → surround+filtered-inner-source → filtered-vector → ckh-bound-edge
EVA: okol chy chor cthor yor an chan saiin chety chyky sal
RUN: guarded-rim → flow-node → circle → secured-ridge → routed-bound-edge → [an] → [chan] → filtered-source → measured-portion → flow+routed-fraction → essential-mass
EVA: sho ykeey chey daiin chcthy
RUN: shielded-flow → routed-key-vector → open-vector → life-unit → flow-secured-structure
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: kooiin cheo pchor otaiin dain chor dair shty
RUN: [kooiin] → passage → pch-bound-edge → vaulted-life-unit → base-unit → circle → inner-gateway → [shty]
EVA: kcho kchy sho shol qotcho loeees qoty chor daiin
RUN: raw-flow-root → raw-substance → shielded-flow → shielded-hold → active-vaulted-flow-root → [loeees] → active-point → circle → life-unit
EVA: otchy chor lshy chol chody chodain chcthy daiin
RUN: self-path → circle → [lshy] → body → flow-exit → transit-vector → flow-secured-structure → life-unit
EVA: sho cholo cheor chodaiin
RUN: shielded-flow → [cholo] → open-boundary → transit-life-unit
EVA: kchor shy daiiin chckhoy shey dor chol daiin
RUN: processed-circle → shielded-vector → [daiiin] → [chckhoy] → filtered-path → fluid → body → life-unit
EVA: dor chol chor chol keol chy chty daiin otchor chan
RUN: fluid → body → circle → body → [keol] → flow-node → [chty] → life-unit → vault-circle → [chan]
EVA: daiin chotchey qoteeey chokeos chees chr cheaiin
RUN: life-unit → [chotchey] → [qoteeey] → flow+oke-axis → open-cut → [chr] → [cheaiin]
EVA: chokoishe chor cheol chol dolody
RUN: [chokoishe] → circle → open-vessel → body → base+surround-exit-lock
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RUN: still-the-field → old-foundation → body → secured-cap → inner-guide
EVA: ycheor chor dam qotcham cham
RUN: [ycheor] → circle → placement → qotch-placed → fertile-earth
EVA: ochor qocheor chol daiin cthy
RUN: surround-circle → active-open-passage → body → life-unit → secured-structure
EVA: schey chor chal cham cham cho
RUN: [schey] → circle → structural-hall → fertile-earth → fertile-earth → flow-root
EVA: qokol chololy cham cthol
RUN: active-circular-hold → flow+surround-surround-vector → fertile-earth → secured-cap
EVA: ychtaiin chor cthom otal dam
RUN: routed+flow+t-inner-source → circle → cut-volume → vaulted-pillar → placement
EVA: otchol qodaiin chom shom damo
RUN: self-contained-body → active-life-unit → flow-core → shielded-core → [damo]
EVA: ysheor chor chol oky damo
RUN: [ysheor] → circle → body → center → [damo]
EVA: sho *or sheoldam otchody ol
RUN: shielded-flow → [*or] → [sheoldam] → otch-exit-lock → surround
EVA: ydas chol cthom
RUN: [ydas] → body → cut-volume
EVA: pcheol shol sols sheol shey
RUN: breath-carrier → shielded-hold → [sols] → depth-chamber → filtered-path
EVA: okadaiin qokchor qoschodam octhy
RUN: guarded-life-unit-base → active-segment-circle → [qoschodam] → [octhy]
EVA: qokeey qot shey qokody qokchey cheody
RUN: active-key-vector → active-toggle → filtered-path → active-guarded-exit-lock → active-split-channel → open-exit
EVA: chor qodair okeey qokeey
RUN: circle → active-inner-gateway → guarded-key-vector → active-key-vector
EVA: tsheoarom shor or chor olchsy chom otchom oporar
RUN: [tsheoarom] → shielded-boundary → bound-edge → circle → surround+flow-spread → flow-core → otch-core → [oporar]
EVA: oteol chol cheol ekshy qokeom qokol daiin soleeg
RUN: terminal-objective → body → open-vessel → [ekshy] → active-key-core → active-circular-hold → life-unit → harmonize
EVA: soeom okeom yteody qokeeo dal sam
RUN: [soeom] → oke-core → [yteody] → active-transition-loop → base-mass → unify
EVA: pcheoldom shodaiin qopchor qopol opchol qoty otolom
RUN: soul-vessel-hold → formed-life-vessel → qop+flow-bound-edge → qop-surround → upward-body → active-point → vaulted-mass
EVA: otchor ol cheor qoeor dair qoteol qosaiin chor cthy
RUN: vault-circle → surround → open-boundary → active-flow-boundary → inner-gateway → [qoteol] → active+filtered-inner-source → circle → secured-structure
EVA: ycheor chol odaiin chol aiin okolor am
RUN: [ycheor] → body → elevated-life-unit → body → inner-source → guarded+surround-bound-edge → placed
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: koaiin cphor qotoy sha ckhol ykoaiin oly
RUN: raw-surrounding-inner-source → cph-bound-edge → [qotoy] → [sha] → segmented-vessel → yk-surrounding-inner-source → surround-vector
EVA: daiidy qoteeol okchor okor olytol dol dar
RUN: [daiidy] → [qoteeol] → guarded-circle → guarded-edge → surround+yt-surround → base-hold → gateway
EVA: okom chol shol seees chom cheeykam okai
RUN: guarded-core → body → shielded-hold → [seees] → flow-core → [cheeykam] → [okai]
EVA: qodar ees eey kcheol okal do chear een
RUN: active-gateway → [ees] → [eey] → [kcheol] → guarded-pillar → [do] → open-boundary → [een]
EVA: yeeear otchal eeor eear ckhy
RUN: [yeeear] → otch-mass → [eeor] → [eear] → raw-node
EVA: or cheor kor chodaly chom
RUN: bound-edge → open-boundary → lineage-core → [chodaly] → flow-core
EVA: tchor otcham chor cfham
RUN: ridge-circle → otch-placed → circle → cfh-placed
EVA: ykchy kchom chor chekeol oka
RUN: yk-flow-node → processed-mass → circle → [chekeol] → [oka]
EVA: ytcheear okeol cthodoaly chor cthy
RUN: [ytcheear] → guarded-vessel → [cthodoaly] → circle → secured-structure
EVA: ochor daiin qokshol daiim chol okary
RUN: surround-circle → life-unit → active-guarded+shielded-surround → [daiim] → body → guarded-edge-vector
EVA: sho shockho ckhy tchor chodaiin chom
RUN: shielded-flow → [shockho] → raw-node → ridge-circle → transit-life-unit → flow-core
EVA: osh chodair ytchy tchor kcham
RUN: [osh] → [chodair] → routed-node → ridge-circle → kch-placed
EVA: shar shkaiin qokchy yty cthal chky
RUN: shielded-earth-edge → shielded+raw-inner-source → active-raw-node → routed-core → form-type → flow-fraction
EVA: dain sheam yteam
RUN: base-unit → [sheam] → [yteam]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: kodalchy chpady sheol ol sheey qotey doiin chor ytoy
RUN: [kodalchy] → [chpady] → depth-chamber → surround → filtered-vector → [qotey] → base-source → circle → [ytoy]
EVA: dchor chol shol cthol shtchy chaiin choraiin chom
RUN: gate-circle → body → shielded-hold → secured-cap → shielded+t-flow-node → inner-passage → flow-boundary-source → flow-core
EVA: otchol chol chy chaiin qotaiin daiin shain
RUN: self-contained-body → body → flow-node → inner-passage → active-vaulted-life-unit → life-unit → shielded-source-seed
EVA: qotchol chy yty daiin okaiin cthy
RUN: qotch-surround → flow-node → routed-core → life-unit → guarded-life-unit → secured-structure
EVA: pydaiin qotchy dy tydy
RUN: dense+yd-inner-source → active-directed-node → result-lock → t+routed-result-lock
EVA: chor shytchy dy tcheay
RUN: circle → shielded+yt-flow-node → result-lock → [tcheay]
EVA: qotaiin cthol daiin cthom
RUN: active-vaulted-life-unit → secured-cap → life-unit → cut-volume
EVA: shor shol shol cthy cpholdy
RUN: shielded-boundary → shielded-hold → shielded-hold → secured-structure → cph+surround-result-lock
EVA: daiin ckhochy tchy koraiin
RUN: life-unit → [ckhochy] → directed-node → raw-boundary-source
EVA: odal shor shyshol cphaiin
RUN: [odal] → shielded-boundary → [shyshol] → cph-inner-source
EVA: qotchoiin sheyr qoty
RUN: qotch-surround-core → [sheyr] → active-point
EVA: soiin chaiin chaiin
RUN: cyclic-surround-core → inner-passage → inner-passage
EVA: daiin cthey
RUN: life-unit → deep-reservoir
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: pchooiin ksheo kchoy chopchy dolds dlod
RUN: [pchooiin] → raw+shielded-directional-flow → [kchoy] → flow+upward-flow-node → [dolds] → [dlod]
EVA: ol chey chy cthy shkchor sheo cheory choldy
RUN: surround → open-vector → flow-node → secured-structure → shielded+kch-bound-edge → filtered-step → [cheory] → flow+surround-result-lock
EVA: sho sho chaiin shaiin daiin qodaiin ar am
RUN: shielded-flow → shielded-flow → inner-passage → radiant-emanation → life-unit → active-life-unit → earth-edge → placed
EVA: qokshy qocthy choteol daiin cthey choaiin
RUN: [qokshy] → active-secured-structure → [choteol] → life-unit → deep-reservoir → flow-surrounding-inner-source
EVA: shor sheey cto otoiin shey qotchoiin chodain
RUN: shielded-boundary → filtered-vector → [cto] → vaulted-surround-core → filtered-path → qotch-surround-core → transit-vector
EVA: ytchoy shokchy cphody
RUN: [ytchoy] → shielded+guarded-flow-node → cph-exit-lock
EVA: torchy sheeor chor shokchy cphydy
RUN: [torchy] → [sheeor] → circle → shielded+guarded-flow-node → cph+routed-result-lock
EVA: olaen chor cthol sho otor cthory
RUN: [olaen] → circle → secured-cap → shielded-flow → vaulted-boundary → [cthory]
EVA: qooko iiincheom chcthy shoky daiin
RUN: [qooko] → [iiincheom] → flow-secured-structure → shielded-center → life-unit
EVA: otaiin sheo okeody chol chokeody
RUN: vaulted-life-unit → filtered-step → guarded-exit → body → flow+oke-exit-lock
EVA: sho kcheor shody shtaiin qotol daiin
RUN: shielded-flow → [kcheor] → shielded-exit → shielded+t-inner-source → active-vaulted-surround → life-unit
EVA: qokoy sho okeol keey shar char ody
RUN: [qokoy] → shielded-flow → guarded-vessel → key-vector → shielded-earth-edge → turn → exit-lock
EVA: shody cheor chokody shodaiin qoty
RUN: shielded-exit → open-boundary → flow+guarded-exit-lock → formed-life-vessel → active-point
EVA: ochody chykey chtody
RUN: [ochody] → [chykey] → flow+t-exit-lock
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: kshody fchoy chkoy oaiin oar olsy chody dkshy dy
RUN: raw+shielded-exit-lock → [fchoy] → [chkoy] → surrounding-inner-source → [oar] → surround-spread → flow-exit → [dkshy] → result-lock
EVA: ochey okey qokaiin sho ckhoy cthey chey okaor otol
RUN: [ochey] → guarded-point → active-guarded-life-unit → shielded-flow → [ckhoy] → deep-reservoir → open-vector → [okaor] → vaulted-surround
EVA: qoaiin otan chy daiin oteeen cho cthy otchy qotcho dy
RUN: active-inner-source → [otan] → flow-node → life-unit → [oteeen] → flow-root → secured-structure → self-path → active-vaulted-flow-root → result-lock
EVA: otain sheody chan cheor chocthy
RUN: vaulted-source → filtered-exit → [chan] → open-boundary → refined-matter
EVA: tshy shody qoaiin cholols sho qotcheo daiin shodaiin
RUN: [tshy] → shielded-exit → active-inner-source → [cholols] → shielded-flow → qotch-directional-flow → life-unit → formed-life-vessel
EVA: sho cheor chey qoeeey qoykeeey qoeor cthy shotshy dy
RUN: shielded-flow → open-boundary → open-vector → [qoeeey] → [qoykeeey] → active-flow-boundary → secured-structure → [shotshy] → result-lock
EVA: qotoeey keey cheo kchy shody
RUN: [qotoeey] → key-vector → passage → raw-substance → shielded-exit
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: kocheor chor ytchey pshod chols chodaiin ytoiiin daiin
RUN: [kocheor] → circle → [ytchey] → [pshod] → [chols] → transit-life-unit → [ytoiiin] → life-unit
EVA: dchol sy chol otaiin dain cthor chots ychopordg
RUN: base-body → spread → body → vaulted-life-unit → base-unit → secured-ridge → [chots] → [ychopordg]
EVA: qotcho ytor daiin daiin otchor daiir qo darchor do
RUN: active-vaulted-flow-root → yt-bound-edge → life-unit → life-unit → vault-circle → base-inner-gateway → active-now → [darchor] → [do]
EVA: qotor shees otol ykoiin shol daiin cthor okchy taiin
RUN: active-vault-boundary → [shees] → vaulted-surround → yk-surround-core → shielded-hold → life-unit → secured-ridge → guarded-raw-node → internal-anchor
EVA: shokeeol chor cheotol otchol daiin dal chol chotaiin
RUN: [shokeeol] → circle → [cheotol] → self-contained-body → life-unit → base-mass → body → flow+vaulted-inner-source
EVA: otol chol dairodg
RUN: vaulted-surround → body → [dairodg]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: foar shol cholor cphol chor chckh chopchol otcham
RUN: [foar] → shielded-hold → flow+surround-bound-edge → cph-surround → circle → [chckh] → flow+upward+flow-surround → otch-placed
EVA: daiin chckhy chor chor kar cthy cthor chotols
RUN: life-unit → flow-raw-node → circle → circle → foundation-mass → secured-structure → secured-ridge → [chotols]
EVA: poeear kshor choky os cheoees ykeor ytaiin dar
RUN: [poeear] → raw+shielded-bound-edge → pulse-node → axis → [cheoees] → [ykeor] → routed-inner-source → gateway
EVA: dar cho sheor chocthy otcham yaiir chy
RUN: gateway → flow-root → filtered-boundary → refined-matter → otch-placed → routed-inner-gateway → flow-node
EVA: tar okoiin shees ytaly cthaiin odam
RUN: strand-edge → guarded-surround-core → [shees] → [ytaly] → woven-mesh → [odam]
EVA: or al daiin ckham okom cthaiin ydaiin
RUN: bound-edge → mass → life-unit → ckh-placed → guarded-core → woven-mesh → routed-life-unit
EVA: daiin qodaiin cho chol okaiin
RUN: life-unit → active-life-unit → flow-root → body → guarded-life-unit
EVA: ychol ckhor pchar sheo ckhaiin
RUN: routed+flow-surround → ckh-bound-edge → pch-earth-edge → filtered-step → ckh-inner-source
EVA: dar sheeol skaiiodar otaiin chory
RUN: gateway → [sheeol] → [skaiiodar] → vaulted-life-unit → [chory]
EVA: tchor ctheod chy shor odshe od
RUN: ridge-circle → [ctheod] → flow-node → shielded-boundary → [odshe] → [od]
EVA: ychar olchad ol chokaiin
RUN: routed+flow-earth-edge → [olchad] → surround → flow+guarded-inner-source
EVA: or shol cthom chor cthy
RUN: bound-edge → shielded-hold → cut-volume → circle → secured-structure
EVA: qocthol qodaiin cthy
RUN: active+cth-surround → active-life-unit → secured-structure
EVA: ysho taiin kaiim
RUN: [ysho] → internal-anchor → [kaiim]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: koar sar oheekar qoar shor chapchy chear char otchy
RUN: [koar] → filtered-edge → [oheekar] → active-earth-edge → shielded-boundary → [chapchy] → open-boundary → turn → self-path
EVA: oees chor chckhy qoekchar cheas odaiin kchey chor chaiin
RUN: [oees] → circle → flow-raw-node → [qoekchar] → [cheas] → elevated-life-unit → processed-channel → circle → inner-passage
EVA: qoair ckhy chol oochockhy chekchoy ckhy okol rychos
RUN: active-gateway-channel → raw-node → body → [oochockhy] → [chekchoy] → raw-node → guarded-rim → [rychos]
EVA: shckhy ytchoy sos dady dchy dey okody ytody
RUN: shielded-raw-node → [ytchoy] → filtered-axis → [dady] → base-flow-node → [dey] → guarded-exit-lock → yt-exit-lock
EVA: dair cshe chodam dam okor oty doldom
RUN: inner-gateway → [cshe] → [chodam] → placement → guarded-edge → [oty] → base+surround+base-core
EVA: tchody shocthol chocthey
RUN: tch-exit-lock → [shocthol] → [chocthey]
EVA: ychos ychol daiin cthol dol
RUN: routed+flow-axis → routed+flow-surround → life-unit → secured-cap → base-hold
EVA: ychor chor okchey qokom
RUN: routed+flow-bound-edge → circle → guarded-channel → active-guarded-core
EVA: oeeo dal chor cthom
RUN: [oeeo] → base-mass → circle → cut-volume
EVA: qokche* ychear kchdy
RUN: [qokche*] → [ychear] → kch-result-lock
EVA: lor char otam cthom dy
RUN: extended-bound-edge → turn → vaulted-placement → cut-volume → result-lock
EVA: ytchos shy qokam cthy
RUN: yt+flow-axis → shielded-vector → active-placement → secured-structure
EVA: yodaiin cthy chor oees or
RUN: routed-elevated-life-unit → secured-structure → circle → [oees] → bound-edge
EVA: qokor chol cthol tchalody
RUN: active-guarded-edge → body → secured-cap → [tchalody]
EVA: chockhy os chy sain or
RUN: pulse-raw-node → axis → flow-node → filtered-source → bound-edge
EVA: ochy cthar cthar cthy
RUN: [ochy] → secured-structure → secured-structure → secured-structure
EVA: chaiir ckhal cthodam dy
RUN: flow-inner-gateway → ckh-mass → [cthodam] → result-lock
EVA: ytcho cthol ches cthor
RUN: yt-flow-root → secured-cap → open-segment → secured-ridge
EVA: ocholy kchos chy dor
RUN: [ocholy] → kch-axis → flow-node → fluid
EVA: dchor choldar okol daiin
RUN: gate-circle → flow+surround+base-earth-edge → guarded-rim → life-unit
EVA: ycheor chor octham
RUN: [ycheor] → circle → [octham]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: fchodaiin shopchey qko shey qoos sheey chorochy
RUN: [fchodaiin] → [shopchey] → [qko] → filtered-path → active-axis → filtered-vector → [chorochy]
EVA: dcheey keor shor dold dchey kchey otchy cheody
RUN: [dcheey] → [keor] → shielded-boundary → [dold] → [dchey] → processed-channel → self-path → open-exit
EVA: oeeees cheodaiin sheey ytcheey qotchy chald
RUN: [oeeees] → [cheodaiin] → filtered-vector → [ytcheey] → active-directed-node → [chald]
EVA: qokcho cho lochey daiin ychey kchos odaiin
RUN: active-guarded-flow-root → flow-root → [lochey] → life-unit → [ychey] → kch-axis → elevated-life-unit
EVA: oaiir otaiin
RUN: [oaiir] → vaulted-life-unit
EVA: ksholochey qotoees chkoldy otchor choaiin
RUN: [ksholochey] → [qotoees] → flow+raw+surround-result-lock → vault-circle → flow-surrounding-inner-source
EVA: dshoy cthol chol otchol dain shody shol chotchy
RUN: [dshoy] → secured-cap → body → self-contained-body → base-unit → shielded-exit → shielded-hold → flow+vaulted-flow-node
EVA: okchey deeeese choty qokchy shol keey choty dain
RUN: guarded-channel → [deeeese] → will-vector → active-raw-node → shielded-hold → key-vector → will-vector → base-unit
EVA: qokechy olchoiin chol cphey shckhy chochy kchod
RUN: active-key-flow-node → surround+flow-surround-core → body → breath-motion → shielded-raw-node → [chochy] → [kchod]
EVA: schain chor daiin chckhy
RUN: filtered+flow-source-seed → circle → life-unit → flow-raw-node
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: polyshy shey tchody qopchy otshol dy daiin tshodody
RUN: [polyshy] → filtered-path → tch-exit-lock → qop-flow-node → vaulted+shielded-surround → result-lock → life-unit → [tshodody]
EVA: chochy cthy daiin qoky chcphhy daiin cthol cthy cthd
RUN: [chochy] → secured-structure → life-unit → active-fraction → [chcphhy] → life-unit → secured-cap → secured-structure → [cthd]
EVA: qokchy dykchy chkeey kshy ky ty dor cheey ol cheol dy
RUN: active-raw-node → base+yk-flow-node → [chkeey] → fluid-extrusion → fraction → [ty] → fluid → open-extended-vector → surround → open-vessel → result-lock
EVA: choteeen oeear choschy dain sho kshy shol deees dol
RUN: [choteeen] → [oeear] → flow-narrow-channel → base-unit → shielded-flow → fluid-extrusion → shielded-hold → [deees] → base-hold
EVA: dchodaiin qotchy cheey tcheey
RUN: dch-elevated-life-unit → active-directed-node → open-extended-vector → [tcheey]
EVA: kchor sheod sheodaiin shodaiin oksholshol dais qos
RUN: processed-circle → [sheod] → [sheodaiin] → formed-life-vessel → guarded+shielded+surround+shielded-surround → [dais] → [qos]
EVA: okshodeeen chor cheor odaiin shotcho dol dol dor aiin
RUN: [okshodeeen] → circle → open-boundary → elevated-life-unit → shielded+vaulted-flow-root → base-hold → base-hold → fluid → inner-source
EVA: qoteeeo rcho cheeody qotchey tey okchor daiin
RUN: [qoteeeo] → [rcho] → [cheeody] → [qotchey] → [tey] → guarded-circle → life-unit
EVA: sho keeo daiir chokchy dor deol dy dol daiin
RUN: shielded-flow → [keeo] → base-inner-gateway → flow+guarded-flow-node → fluid → [deol] → result-lock → base-hold → life-unit
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: pshol chor otshal chopy cphol chody shy cfhodar shor
RUN: raw-core → circle → vaulted+shielded-mass → [chopy] → cph-surround → flow-exit → shielded-vector → cfh-elevated-gateway → shielded-boundary
EVA: tchty sh kcheals sho okche do dchy dain al
RUN: [tchty] → [sh] → [kcheals] → shielded-flow → [okche] → [do] → base-flow-node → base-unit → mass
EVA: chodar shy ry chodaiin shokchy chor dy
RUN: flow-elevated-gateway → shielded-vector → [ry] → transit-life-unit → shielded+guarded-flow-node → circle → result-lock
EVA: qotor chor chor sheey dchol shesed chofchy dam
RUN: active-vault-boundary → circle → circle → filtered-vector → base-body → [shesed] → [chofchy] → placement
EVA: okchey do cheeey dy ky scho chky ckooaiin chy taiin
RUN: guarded-channel → [do] → [cheeey] → result-lock → fraction → filtered-flow-root → flow-fraction → [ckooaiin] → flow-node → internal-anchor
EVA: tosh ckcheey koltoldy shy chocty cheeody sol
RUN: [tosh] → [ckcheey] → raw+surround+t+surround-result-lock → shielded-vector → [chocty] → [cheeody] → cyclic-hold
EVA: choto kchoan choor dain
RUN: [choto] → [kchoan] → [choor] → base-unit
EVA: ocho daiin
RUN: [ocho] → life-unit
EVA: tchoep sho pcheey pchey ofchey dsheey shol daiin shor
RUN: [tchoep] → shielded-flow → [pcheey] → [pchey] → [ofchey] → [dsheey] → shielded-hold → life-unit → shielded-boundary
EVA: daiin cheey teeodan dy cheocthy oksheo dol daird
RUN: life-unit → open-extended-vector → [teeodan] → result-lock → [cheocthy] → guarded+shielded-directional-flow → base-hold → [daird]
EVA: shol cheodaiin daiin do ytchody chot choty otariin
RUN: shielded-hold → [cheodaiin] → life-unit → [do] → yt+flow-exit-lock → [chot] → will-vector → [otariin]
EVA: qochodaiin shotokody chotol
RUN: active+flow-elevated-life-unit → shielded+vaulted+guarded-exit-lock → flow+vaulted-surround
EVA: okokchodm
RUN: [okokchodm]
EVA: ctho cthey shol chofydy sho chey kshey lody cholal
RUN: [ctho] → deep-reservoir → shielded-hold → [chofydy] → shielded-flow → open-vector → [kshey] → extended-exit-lock → flow+surround-mass
EVA: dchey ckhol chol chey kchs chy etodaiin dol daiiirchy ckhy
RUN: [dchey] → segmented-vessel → body → open-vector → [kchs] → flow-node → [etodaiin] → base-hold → [daiiirchy] → raw-node
EVA: ychey kchokchy chsey kchy scheaiin cthaichar cthy dar
RUN: [ychey] → kch+guarded-flow-node → [chsey] → raw-substance → [scheaiin] → [cthaichar] → secured-structure → gateway
EVA: chol dchy qokar chl aiin chean cky char chaiin
RUN: body → base-flow-node → active-guarded-boundary → flow-hold → inner-source → [chean] → [cky] → turn → inner-passage
EVA: okar cphaiin chaiin el daiin chor cha rchealcham
RUN: guarded-boundary → cph-inner-source → inner-passage → [el] → life-unit → circle → [cha] → [rchealcham]
EVA: sair cheain cphol dar shol kaiin shol kaiin daikam
RUN: filtered-gateway → [cheain] → cph-surround → gateway → shielded-hold → lineage-channel → shielded-hold → lineage-channel → [daikam]
EVA: or chokesey shey okal chal
RUN: bound-edge → [chokesey] → filtered-path → guarded-pillar → structural-hall
EVA: schol sair
RUN: filtered+flow-surround → filtered-gateway
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RUN: [cthod] → [soocth] → cyclic-hold → shielded-hold → vaulted-surround → body → [opcheaiin] → upward+yd-inner-source → filtered-source
EVA: shcthal sar chor sheaiin shor chykchy otaiin cty
RUN: [shcthal] → filtered-edge → circle → [sheaiin] → shielded-boundary → flow+yk-flow-node → vaulted-life-unit → [cty]
EVA: qody cheal sy chory chear shol chaiin shaiin dolar
RUN: active-result-lock → open-mass → spread → [chory] → open-boundary → shielded-hold → inner-passage → radiant-emanation → base+surround-earth-edge
EVA: dshol shol dol chean cthar shealy daiin chary
RUN: [dshol] → shielded-hold → base-hold → [chean] → secured-structure → [shealy] → life-unit → flow-edge-vector
EVA: chol chol dar otchar etaiin cthol dar
RUN: body → body → gateway → otch-earth-edge → [etaiin] → secured-cap → gateway
EVA: daiin cthan ytchy chey kaiin dain ar
RUN: life-unit → [cthan] → routed-node → open-vector → lineage-channel → base-unit → earth-edge
EVA: sho kchol dar shey cthar chotain ry
RUN: shielded-flow → processed-body → gateway → filtered-path → secured-structure → flow+vaulted-source-seed → [ry]
EVA: okchol ksh chol chol chol cthaiin dain
RUN: okch-surround → [ksh] → body → body → body → woven-mesh → base-unit
EVA: shol orchl chokchy chol cthor chaiin
RUN: shielded-hold → [orchl] → flow+guarded-flow-node → body → secured-ridge → inner-passage
EVA: scharchy oeesody kchey pchy cpharom
RUN: [scharchy] → [oeesody] → processed-channel → dense-flow-node → [cpharom]
EVA: sorain
RUN: filtered-boundary-strand
EVA: pchar cho rol dal shear cheeotaiin chal daiin
RUN: pch-earth-edge → flow-root → binding-turn → base-mass → cleaved-boundary → [cheeotaiin] → structural-hall → life-unit
EVA: kchor otchar oky chokain keoky otorchy satar
RUN: processed-circle → otch-earth-edge → center → animate → [keoky] → [otorchy] → [satar]
EVA: shor okol lokaiin shol kol char cthey tchy ckham
RUN: shielded-boundary → guarded-rim → extended+guarded-inner-source → shielded-hold → cycle → turn → deep-reservoir → directed-node → ckh-placed
EVA: or chol cheen chcky chor cheain char cheeky chor ry
RUN: bound-edge → body → [cheen] → chc-fraction → circle → [cheain] → turn → open-raw-vector → circle → [ry]
EVA: chor chear chear oteey dchor chodey cho raiin
RUN: circle → open-boundary → open-boundary → [oteey] → gate-circle → [chodey] → flow-root → strand-source
EVA: dain chear daiin
RUN: base-unit → open-boundary → life-unit
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: tydlo choly cthor orchey shy odaiin sary shor cthy
RUN: [tydlo] → flow-surround-vector → secured-ridge → [orchey] → shielded-vector → elevated-life-unit → filtered-edge-vector → shielded-boundary → secured-structure
EVA: oykeey chol ytaiin okchody toeoky okoiin dy or chaiin
RUN: [oykeey] → body → routed-inner-source → okch-exit-lock → [toeoky] → guarded-surround-core → result-lock → bound-edge → inner-passage
EVA: toiin cphy qotod otaiin cthy okor chey cthod ram
RUN: t-surround-core → growth-matrix → [qotod] → vaulted-life-unit → secured-structure → guarded-edge → open-vector → [cthod] → [ram]
EVA: yshy chokcho chcthod shor shaiin otar dor ytol dayty
RUN: [yshy] → flow+guarded-flow-root → [chcthod] → shielded-boundary → radiant-emanation → vaulted-boundary → fluid → yt-surround → [dayty]
EVA: daiin chor sor cthy chokoiin shol dsholdy otchol ot dy
RUN: life-unit → circle → filtered-edge → secured-structure → flow+guarded-surround-core → shielded-hold → [dsholdy] → self-contained-body → [ot] → result-lock
EVA: pshoain cthyaiin okaiir cfhodoral shar sy shydal chdy
RUN: [pshoain] → cth+routed-inner-source → growth-increment → [cfhodoral] → shielded-earth-edge → spread → shielded+yd-mass → flow-result-lock
EVA: or chol chytchy tchol ytor qotol chyky chodar aiin
RUN: bound-edge → body → flow+yt-flow-node → tch-surround → yt-bound-edge → active-vaulted-surround → flow+routed-fraction → flow-elevated-gateway → inner-source
EVA: qotcho qokchy cthey koraiin okain dal olsho cthy
RUN: active-vaulted-flow-root → active-raw-node → deep-reservoir → raw-boundary-source → guarded-source → base-mass → [olsho] → secured-structure
EVA: ocho cthy choctoy chodykchy saiin dchy daiin
RUN: [ocho] → secured-structure → [choctoy] → [chodykchy] → filtered-source → base-flow-node → life-unit
EVA: ytchas oraiin chkar
RUN: [ytchas] → boundary-source → flow+raw-earth-edge
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: fochor oporody opy shor daiin qopchypcho qofol shol cfhol daiin
RUN: [fochor] → [oporody] → [opy] → shielded-boundary → life-unit → qop+flow+yp-flow-root → [qofol] → shielded-hold → transmission-vessel → life-unit
EVA: dchor qoaiin chkaiin cthor chol chor cphol dy oty qokaiin dy
RUN: gate-circle → active-inner-source → flow+raw-inner-source → secured-ridge → body → circle → cph-surround → result-lock → [oty] → active-guarded-life-unit → result-lock
EVA: ykey chor ykaiin daiin cthy otaiin oky oeees daiin
RUN: [ykey] → circle → routed-life-unit → life-unit → secured-structure → vaulted-life-unit → center → [oeees] → life-unit
EVA: ytey tchy kaiin cthor otol oty toldy
RUN: [ytey] → directed-node → lineage-channel → secured-ridge → vaulted-surround → [oty] → t+surround-result-lock
EVA: pchor ypcheey qotor ypchy olcfholy te ar chty daiiin
RUN: pch-bound-edge → [ypcheey] → active-vault-boundary → yp-flow-node → surround+cfh-surround-vector → [te] → earth-edge → [chty] → [daiiin]
EVA: odol choy ksheody chody dain otchy cthod yky
RUN: [odol] → [choy] → [ksheody] → flow-exit → base-unit → self-path → [cthod] → routed-focus
EVA: qochol chol ctchy daiin otal dor daim
RUN: active+flow-surround → body → [ctchy] → life-unit → vaulted-pillar → fluid → [daim]
EVA: soiin daiin qokcho rokyd daly
RUN: cyclic-surround-core → life-unit → active-guarded-flow-root → [rokyd] → base-mass-vector
EVA: daiin chy tor chyty dary ytoldy
RUN: life-unit → flow-node → ridge → [chyty] → gateway-vector → yt+surround-result-lock
EVA: oty kchol chol chy kyty
RUN: [oty] → processed-body → body → flow-node → [kyty]
EVA: ychor chshoty oky kaiin
RUN: routed+flow-bound-edge → [chshoty] → center → lineage-channel
EVA: chkaiin ckhy chor
RUN: flow+raw-inner-source → raw-node → circle
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: pchocthy shor octhody chorchy pchodol chopchal ypch kom
RUN: [pchocthy] → shielded-boundary → [octhody] → [chorchy] → [pchodol] → flow+upward+flow-mass → [ypch] → raw-core
EVA: dchey cthoor char chty os chair otytchol oky daiin etyd
RUN: [dchey] → [cthoor] → turn → [chty] → axis → flow-gateway-channel → vaulted+yt+flow-surround → center → life-unit → [etyd]
EVA: qotor otchy daiin chocthy qotchy chol or yty dy dy
RUN: active-vault-boundary → self-path → life-unit → refined-matter → active-directed-node → body → bound-edge → routed-core → result-lock → result-lock
EVA: sor chaiin chcthy ctho ckhy or aiin chtchor doiir ody
RUN: filtered-edge → inner-passage → flow-secured-structure → [ctho] → raw-node → bound-edge → inner-source → flow+tch-bound-edge → [doiir] → exit-lock
EVA: qokchy qotchol chol cthy
RUN: active-raw-node → qotch-surround → body → secured-structure
EVA: ycheor cthy chor cthaiin qoctholy dy chy taiin shy
RUN: [ycheor] → secured-structure → circle → woven-mesh → active+cth-surround-vector → result-lock → flow-node → internal-anchor → shielded-vector
EVA: dchy qokchol ykchaiin yty daiin cth dain dair am
RUN: base-flow-node → qokch-surround → yk+flow-inner-source → routed-core → life-unit → [cth] → base-unit → inner-gateway → placed
EVA: qotchor chor otol chol cholor chol daiin dar
RUN: qotch-bound-edge → circle → vaulted-surround → body → flow+surround-bound-edge → body → life-unit → gateway
EVA: oykchor shor chor chy kaiiin dy chodaiin
RUN: [oykchor] → shielded-boundary → circle → flow-node → [kaiiin] → result-lock → transit-life-unit
EVA: oqotar otor cfhy cthor osain ytoiin
RUN: [oqotar] → vaulted-boundary → [cfhy] → secured-ridge → [osain] → yt-surround-core
EVA: rotcho shor qoty qotor cthy otar
RUN: [rotcho] → shielded-boundary → active-point → active-vault-boundary → secured-structure → vaulted-boundary
EVA: rodaiin daiin qotchy qotor
RUN: [rodaiin] → life-unit → active-directed-node → active-vault-boundary
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: paiin daiin sheo pcheey qoty daiin cthor otydy sain
RUN: dense-inner-source → life-unit → filtered-step → [pcheey] → active-point → life-unit → secured-ridge → vaulted+routed-result-lock → filtered-source
EVA: dain daiin ckhy chcthor choiin qot chodaiin cthy daiin
RUN: base-unit → life-unit → raw-node → [chcthor] → flow-surround-core → active-toggle → transit-life-unit → secured-structure → life-unit
EVA: dsho ytey kchol olty chol dy
RUN: [dsho] → [ytey] → processed-body → [olty] → body → result-lock
EVA: qotchytor shoiin daiin qotchey shcthey ytor dain
RUN: qotch+yt-bound-edge → shielded-surround-core → life-unit → [qotchey] → [shcthey] → yt-bound-edge → base-unit
EVA: sho ykeey daiin qotchy qotor chol daiin qokchyky
RUN: shielded-flow → routed-key-vector → life-unit → active-directed-node → active-vault-boundary → body → life-unit → qokch+routed-fraction
EVA: shoiin chor shcthy qoty qotoiin qokol choraiin
RUN: shielded-surround-core → circle → [shcthy] → active-point → active-vaulted-surround-core → active-circular-hold → flow-boundary-source
EVA: qokol chyky chol cheky daiin dain chckhan
RUN: active-circular-hold → flow+routed-fraction → body → open-raw → life-unit → base-unit → [chckhan]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: tshol schoal cfhy shfydaiin cphy shey tchody shoyty
RUN: t+shielded-surround → [schoal] → [cfhy] → [shfydaiin] → growth-matrix → filtered-path → tch-exit-lock → [shoyty]
EVA: socthody qodor kshy daiin ytchy ytchoky kchol daiin
RUN: [socthody] → active+base-bound-edge → fluid-extrusion → life-unit → routed-node → yt+flow-center → processed-body → life-unit
EVA: qoty chol cthy dor ykychy choty dain chaiin daiin ded
RUN: active-point → body → secured-structure → fluid → yk+routed-flow-node → will-vector → base-unit → inner-passage → life-unit → [ded]
EVA: dchol chy kchy dy daiin
RUN: base-body → flow-node → raw-substance → result-lock → life-unit
EVA: tchol shor shor dky shcphy daiin cthy dy chodl daiin
RUN: tch-surround → shielded-boundary → shielded-boundary → base-fraction → [shcphy] → life-unit → secured-structure → result-lock → [chodl] → life-unit
EVA: odl ds otol chaiin ykchor dair chody cthy daiin
RUN: [odl] → [ds] → vaulted-surround → inner-passage → yk+flow-bound-edge → inner-gateway → flow-exit → secured-structure → life-unit
EVA: qotchy okchol cthy dy
RUN: active-directed-node → okch-surround → secured-structure → result-lock
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: poldchody shcphy shordy qoty shol cphar dan
RUN: dense+surround+dch-exit-lock → [shcphy] → [shordy] → active-point → shielded-hold → generative-branch → container
EVA: shol dy chckhy shcthy daiin dam ykchy dain dchy
RUN: shielded-hold → result-lock → flow-raw-node → [shcthy] → life-unit → placement → yk-flow-node → base-unit → base-flow-node
EVA: otchor dy kchy tchy ar qokchd oky chol dy dy
RUN: vault-circle → result-lock → raw-substance → directed-node → earth-edge → [qokchd] → center → body → result-lock → result-lock
EVA: qokchor chololer chyky dchy qoky ctho tchey tan
RUN: active-segment-circle → [chololer] → flow+routed-fraction → base-flow-node → active-fraction → [ctho] → stillness-vector → [tan]
EVA: soydy qoteey qotchor dy ddy cthor shy arg
RUN: [soydy] → [qoteey] → qotch-bound-edge → result-lock → base-result-lock → secured-ridge → shielded-vector → [arg]
EVA: ycheor ksho dor cthey schold
RUN: [ycheor] → [ksho] → fluid → deep-reservoir → [schold]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: torshor opchy shol dy qopchy shol opchor dypchy dchm
RUN: [torshor] → upward-flow-node → shielded-hold → result-lock → qop-flow-node → shielded-hold → upward+flow-bound-edge → base+yp-flow-node → [dchm]
EVA: dchol chol dol shkchy ydal shy ykchy qotey daiin
RUN: base-body → body → base-hold → shielded+raw-flow-node → yd-mass → shielded-vector → yk-flow-node → [qotey] → life-unit
EVA: dchor shaiin oeees ykor chor ytshy ykchy kchy dar
RUN: gate-circle → radiant-emanation → [oeees] → yk-bound-edge → circle → [ytshy] → yk-flow-node → raw-substance → gateway
EVA: qodchy ytchy otchor
RUN: active+base-flow-node → routed-node → vault-circle
EVA: shorodo shy tshy kchol dpchy qopchy otchol cfhol dy
RUN: [shorodo] → shielded-vector → [tshy] → processed-body → base+dense-flow-node → qop-flow-node → self-contained-body → transmission-vessel → result-lock
EVA: tchor dor daiin qotchol okchy okchor oiin chckhy
RUN: ridge-circle → fluid → life-unit → qotch-surround → guarded-raw-node → guarded-circle → surround-core → flow-raw-node
EVA: dchy qoky chol dy qokhy oldy okchor doaiin
RUN: base-flow-node → active-fraction → body → result-lock → [qokhy] → surround-lock → guarded-circle → base-surrounding-inner-source
EVA: shochy qokchy torchy kccky okchey daiin
RUN: [shochy] → active-raw-node → [torchy] → [kccky] → guarded-channel → life-unit
EVA: oldy shey chol doiin ykoly okchal daldy
RUN: surround-lock → filtered-path → body → base-source → yk-surround-vector → okch-mass → [daldy]
EVA: sotchy kchy okorory
RUN: filtered+vaulted-flow-node → raw-substance → [okorory]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: koair chtoiin otchy kchod otol otchy octhos
RUN: [koair] → flow+t-surround-core → self-path → [kchod] → vaulted-surround → self-path → [octhos]
EVA: oko qokol chodal otchol cphol choty
RUN: [oko] → active-circular-hold → [chodal] → self-contained-body → cph-surround → will-vector
EVA: qokchy qokod chy otchy cthody
RUN: active-raw-node → [qokod] → flow-node → self-path → cth-exit-lock
EVA: ols chey okos oaiin okshy qocky
RUN: [ols] → open-vector → guarded-axis → surrounding-inner-source → [okshy] → [qocky]
EVA: qoky daiin
RUN: active-fraction → life-unit
EVA: foldaiin olcphy shol dy oty shor qotyd dairo
RUN: [foldaiin] → [olcphy] → shielded-hold → result-lock → [oty] → shielded-boundary → [qotyd] → [dairo]
EVA: dain okal chy qokchory dchy koky daiin shoin
RUN: base-unit → guarded-pillar → flow-node → [qokchory] → base-flow-node → raw-center → life-unit → [shoin]
EVA: otchy daiin dain ykol okchy okald ytaiin
RUN: self-path → life-unit → base-unit → yk-surround → guarded-raw-node → [okald] → routed-inner-source
EVA: tchtod otal cthor ytal cho tal sho qocthy
RUN: [tchtod] → vaulted-pillar → secured-ridge → yt-mass → flow-root → form-type → shielded-flow → active-secured-structure
EVA: ol chy kchey kchor dal
RUN: surround → flow-node → processed-channel → processed-circle → base-mass
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: pchodaiin chopol shoiin daiin dain
RUN: pch-elevated-life-unit → flow+upward-surround → shielded-surround-core → life-unit → base-unit
EVA: ykeey soiiin chok qokchy da okol
RUN: routed-key-vector → [soiiin] → pulse → active-raw-node → [da] → guarded-rim
EVA: ydaiin olchy kchor daiin olol
RUN: routed-life-unit → surround-flow-node → processed-circle → life-unit → surround-surround
EVA: ochkchar kol shy daiin dorody
RUN: [ochkchar] → cycle → shielded-vector → life-unit → [dorody]
EVA: qokchol dar dala qotolo
RUN: qokch-surround → gateway → [dala] → [qotolo]
EVA: ychol oir okor choor ockhy
RUN: routed+flow-surround → [oir] → guarded-edge → [choor] → [ockhy]
EVA: otcho dain chckhy
RUN: vaulted-flow-root → base-unit → flow-raw-node
EVA: soshy fchol shor cheor ykaiin
RUN: [soshy] → [fchol] → shielded-boundary → open-boundary → routed-life-unit
EVA: sody chody otchody qotchy koiin sy shoty dy
RUN: filtered-exit-lock → flow-exit → otch-exit-lock → active-directed-node → raw-surround-core → spread → [shoty] → result-lock
EVA: qotchor chod shoty chody dol dy dy okchy dy
RUN: qotch-bound-edge → [chod] → [shoty] → flow-exit → base-hold → result-lock → result-lock → guarded-raw-node → result-lock
EVA: dchokchy schol dy shey dar qoty ykeey ky
RUN: dch+guarded-flow-node → filtered+flow-surround → result-lock → filtered-path → gateway → active-point → routed-key-vector → fraction
EVA: oeeen chey teor chey tchy ky chodalg
RUN: [oeeen] → open-vector → [teor] → open-vector → directed-node → fraction → [chodalg]
EVA: sodaiin chy kchy kchy ykeody
RUN: filtered-elevated-life-unit → flow-node → raw-substance → raw-substance → [ykeody]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: pdychoiin yfodain otyshy dy ypchor daiin kol ydain
RUN: dense+base+routed+flow-surround-core → [yfodain] → [otyshy] → result-lock → yp+flow-bound-edge → life-unit → cycle → yd-source-seed
EVA: okchor dchy tshy oky chy cthy otchy ty chol daiin
RUN: guarded-circle → base-flow-node → [tshy] → center → flow-node → secured-structure → self-path → [ty] → body → life-unit
EVA: ychy dy daiin chcthy ykykaiin dytchy ykchy ky dy
RUN: routed-flow-node → result-lock → life-unit → flow-secured-structure → yk+yk-inner-source → base+yt-flow-node → yk-flow-node → fraction → result-lock
EVA: ytychy ksho ykshy shokshor yty darody dyotyds
RUN: yt+routed-flow-node → [ksho] → [ykshy] → shielded+guarded+shielded-bound-edge → routed-core → [darody] → [dyotyds]
EVA: okshy daiin okchor chky qotchy daiin cthor oty
RUN: [okshy] → life-unit → guarded-circle → flow-fraction → active-directed-node → life-unit → secured-ridge → [oty]
EVA: qoty choky cthy chokchy dydydy chckhy dchyd
RUN: active-point → pulse-node → secured-structure → flow+guarded-flow-node → base+yd+routed-result-lock → flow-raw-node → [dchyd]
EVA: oykshy choty dydy odyd otchy okchy dshy dardy
RUN: [oykshy] → will-vector → base+routed-result-lock → [odyd] → self-path → guarded-raw-node → [dshy] → [dardy]
EVA: chokshor daiin okshody daiin dol dair dam
RUN: flow+guarded+shielded-bound-edge → life-unit → guarded+shielded-exit-lock → life-unit → base-hold → inner-gateway → placement
EVA: dykchy ctholdg dchckhy
RUN: base+yk-flow-node → [ctholdg] → [dchckhy]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: tshor shey tchaly shy chtols shey daiin
RUN: t+shielded-bound-edge → filtered-path → [tchaly] → shielded-vector → [chtols] → filtered-path → life-unit
EVA: otchor qokchor oly okor shy koly
RUN: vault-circle → active-segment-circle → surround-vector → guarded-edge → shielded-vector → raw-surround-vector
EVA: qokaiin qotchy tydy daiin chol cthy
RUN: active-guarded-life-unit → active-directed-node → t+routed-result-lock → life-unit → body → secured-structure
EVA: scheaiin chodaiin chl sol ckhaiin sal
RUN: [scheaiin] → transit-life-unit → flow-hold → cyclic-hold → ckh-inner-source → essential-mass
EVA: qotchy shor cthy daiin cthy dy
RUN: active-directed-node → shielded-boundary → secured-structure → life-unit → secured-structure → result-lock
EVA: dchy kokaiin chdy saiin okear
RUN: base-flow-node → ancestral-channel → flow-result-lock → filtered-source → oke-earth-edge
EVA: daiin shkaiin cthy sho keocthy
RUN: life-unit → shielded+raw-inner-source → secured-structure → shielded-flow → [keocthy]
EVA: shocthy tol kaiin dain ctholy
RUN: [shocthy] → t-surround → lineage-channel → base-unit → cth-surround-vector
EVA: octhain qokaiin chos odaiin cthl
RUN: [octhain] → active-guarded-life-unit → flow-segment → elevated-life-unit → [cthl]
EVA: ychain chckhhy okshy saiiin dolchds
RUN: routed+flow-source-seed → [chckhhy] → [okshy] → [saiiin] → [dolchds]
EVA: okaiin otaiin chl sy chor choross
RUN: guarded-life-unit → vaulted-life-unit → flow-hold → spread → circle → [choross]
EVA: qotor shor tcheor chy cthaiin shan
RUN: active-vault-boundary → shielded-boundary → [tcheor] → flow-node → woven-mesh → [shan]
EVA: ykshol dor sheey cthy dain sky shor shoty
RUN: yk+shielded-surround → fluid → filtered-vector → secured-structure → base-unit → filtered-fraction → shielded-boundary → [shoty]
EVA: otcho kchy chol daiin cthar ytol dor dom
RUN: vaulted-flow-root → raw-substance → body → life-unit → secured-structure → yt-surround → fluid → base-core
EVA: qotchor chaiin chy koldaky
RUN: qotch-bound-edge → inner-passage → flow-node → [koldaky]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: poror orshy choiin dtchan opchor dy
RUN: [poror] → [orshy] → flow-surround-core → [dtchan] → upward+flow-bound-edge → result-lock
EVA: chor or oro aiin cthy kain dar
RUN: circle → bound-edge → [oro] → inner-source → secured-structure → source-grade → gateway
EVA: cthor daiin qokor okeor okaiin
RUN: secured-ridge → life-unit → active-guarded-edge → guarded-flow-boundary → guarded-life-unit
EVA: doiin choky shol qoky qotchod
RUN: base-source → pulse-node → shielded-hold → active-fraction → [qotchod]
EVA: otchor chor chor ytchor cthy
RUN: vault-circle → circle → circle → yt+flow-bound-edge → secured-structure
EVA: qotchey choty kaiin otchy aiin
RUN: [qotchey] → will-vector → lineage-channel → self-path → inner-source
EVA: coy choiin sho chy chy tor ols
RUN: [coy] → flow-surround-core → shielded-flow → flow-node → flow-node → ridge → [ols]
EVA: ytchor chor ol oiin oty shol daiin
RUN: yt+flow-bound-edge → circle → surround → surround-core → [oty] → shielded-hold → life-unit
EVA: otcholocthol chol chol chody kan
RUN: [otcholocthol] → body → body → flow-exit → [kan]
EVA: sor chor cthoiin cthy qokaiin
RUN: filtered-edge → circle → cth-surround-core → secured-structure → active-guarded-life-unit
EVA: soloiin cheor chol daiin cthy
RUN: filtered+surround-surround-core → open-boundary → body → life-unit → secured-structure
EVA: daiin cthor chol chor
RUN: life-unit → secured-ridge → body → circle
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: pocheody qopchey sykaiin opchy dor ychy daiin dy chor orom
RUN: [pocheody] → [qopchey] → filtered+yk-inner-source → upward-flow-node → fluid → routed-flow-node → life-unit → result-lock → circle → [orom]
EVA: ychykchy otly kol shor ody otody qoy oeesordy
RUN: routed+flow+yk-flow-node → [otly] → cycle → shielded-boundary → exit-lock → vaulted-exit-lock → [qoy] → [oeesordy]
EVA: ydor sheal okchy qoy koiin choky ykair
RUN: yd-bound-edge → filtered-mass → guarded-raw-node → [qoy] → raw-surround-core → pulse-node → yk-gateway-channel
EVA: dainod ychealod
RUN: [dainod] → [ychealod]
EVA: tchor chor chs ykch shocthy opchy ty ky
RUN: ridge-circle → circle → [chs] → [ykch] → [shocthy] → upward-flow-node → [ty] → fraction
EVA: oshaiin dyky oeees deeeod aiin dtoaiin
RUN: [oshaiin] → base+routed-fraction → [oeees] → [deeeod] → inner-source → base+t-surrounding-inner-source
EVA: daiin dalchy dyky schy saiin doal qoky
RUN: life-unit → [dalchy] → base+routed-fraction → filtered-flow-node → filtered-source → [doal] → active-fraction
EVA: shotchy ydain yky shody otol daiin
RUN: shielded+vaulted-flow-node → yd-source-seed → routed-focus → shielded-exit → vaulted-surround → life-unit
EVA: saiin ytaiin
RUN: filtered-source → routed-inner-source
EVA: toror dalydal opchy fchol ypchocfy okal
RUN: [toror] → [dalydal] → upward-flow-node → [fchol] → [ypchocfy] → guarded-pillar
EVA: sokchy qokol chotyokchy cthy chy kchy
RUN: filtered+guarded-flow-node → active-circular-hold → flow+vaulted+routed+guarded-flow-node → secured-structure → flow-node → raw-substance
EVA: dychokchy shcthy shtshy sho tchokyd
RUN: base+routed+flow+guarded-flow-node → [shcthy] → [shtshy] → shielded-flow → [tchokyd]
EVA: qokchor dl dy shey
RUN: active-segment-circle → base-length → result-lock → filtered-path
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. EVA: pchraiin otchor chpchol chpchey pchocty
RUN: pch-strand-source → vault-circle → flow+pch-surround → [chpchey] → [pchocty]
EVA: ytchor ky chokchy qokchocthor shory
RUN: yt+flow-bound-edge → fraction → flow+guarded-flow-node → [qokchocthor] → veil
EVA: ykchy dy choy qoty chy kchy koshet
RUN: yk-flow-node → result-lock → [choy] → active-point → flow-node → raw-substance → [koshet]
EVA: dchol chcthody cphod chotol dal
RUN: base-body → [chcthody] → [cphod] → flow+vaulted-surround → base-mass
EVA: ytchy chyty chor chol ytchy dan
RUN: routed-node → [chyty] → circle → body → routed-node → container
EVA: sor chkar oty chkar chol dairin
RUN: filtered-edge → flow+raw-earth-edge → [oty] → flow+raw-earth-edge → body → [dairin]
EVA: pchocthy chypchy qotchy chcfhhy sy
RUN: [pchocthy] → flow+yp-flow-node → active-directed-node → [chcfhhy] → spread
EVA: daiin chol daiin chcthy qotchar chor sholo
RUN: life-unit → body → life-unit → flow-secured-structure → qotch-earth-edge → circle → [sholo]
EVA: dshy okaiin okaiin chol chor cthor ty chody
RUN: [dshy] → guarded-life-unit → guarded-life-unit → body → circle → secured-ridge → [ty] → flow-exit
EVA: qokchy chydy ykchy chckhy otain cthor cthy
RUN: active-raw-node → flow+routed-result-lock → yk-flow-node → flow-raw-node → vaulted-source → secured-ridge → secured-structure
EVA: okytaiin chkchy saiin
RUN: guarded+yt-inner-source → flow+raw-flow-node → filtered-source
EVA: daiin yky otor chody
RUN: life-unit → routed-focus → vaulted-boundary → flow-exit
EVA: sokar oaorar
RUN: filtered+guarded-earth-edge → [oaorar]


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  The nymphs are possibly inspired from Dante manuscripts
Posted by: JustAnotherTheory - 11-09-2026, 09:14 AM - Forum: Imagery - Replies (43)

This is a follow-up to this thread: 

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in which I discovered a possible connection between the VMS nymphs and 15th century Italian illustrated Dante manuscripts.

I will show some concrete examples below. All of the pictures below are from 14th and 15th century Dante manuscripts.

   

   

   

   

   

   

Could the VMS nymphs section be inspired by Dante manuscript(s)? Could it somehow be a representation of a female version of Dante's hell?

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  Just an hypothesis in my mind.
Posted by: A.R.B.C.J - 10-09-2026, 12:49 PM - Forum: Theories & Solutions - Replies (4)

Hi everyone, I'm new here! Please keep in mind that this is purely a contextual hypothesis/theory rather than a definitive linguistic solution, but I wanted to share a scenario I've been developing.

I would like to propose a contextual hypothesis regarding the Voynich manuscript’s origin that addresses both its fluent, multi-scribe creation and its sudden erasure from the historical record. I hypothesize that the manuscript originated within a small, highly exclusive, and wealthy esoteric cult led by a charismatic visionary experiencing religious psychosis. The bizarre illustrations represent the leader’s divine, symbolic visions of a cosmocentric, non-Abrahamic theology, dictated aloud to the members. To preserve the "holiness" of these revelations, the affluent members funded the expensive vellum and developed a fluid, uniform writing system—acting as a sacred literacy barrier over their native spoken tongue. To maintain spiritual purity for divination, the group took a strict vow of total isolation, misleading their neighbors into believing they were simply moving away. Upon eventually being discovered by hostile outsiders, the group executed a desperate pact, dissolving their auxiliary records in chemical acid and self-destructing to preserve their secrets, leaving only this single holy book behind with a trusted child bound by a strict divine curse. Generations later, a final descendant fulfilled the vow by trading the text to an influential figure (likely entering the court of Rudolph II) before vanishing entirely, perfectly explaining the manuscript's internal consistency alongside its absolute lack of early provenance.

Ty for reading!

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  Quires 14 and 15 acquired as two large off-cuts?
Posted by: Jorge_Stolfi - 10-09-2026, 11:48 AM - Forum: Physical material - Replies (1)

The "regular" VMS folios, like those in Herbal, are listed as measuring ~160 by ~230 mm, meaning that each "regular" bifolio is about ~320 x ~230 mm.

You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., that allow a sheet of one size to be cut or folded into two halves with the same aspect ratio.  Specifically, each bifolio of the VMS is close to the ISO C4 size 324 by 229  mm, which is the size of an envelope suitable for a document in the common A4 paper format.

Quires 14 and 15, 17, and 19 consist of larger "non-regular" sheets. (Quires 16 and 18 are assumed to have been lost after the folios were numbered.)

Quire 14, the Rosettes fold-out, has a single sheet with two rows of three flaps.  Four of the flaps are fairly rectangular with about the same width as a regular folio. (The top left flap, however, seems to have a curved top edge and to be a bit shorter vertically.)   The two rightmost flaps have an irregular right edge and vary in width from ~130 to ~145 mm.

The inner "bifolio" of quire 15, f88+f89 has four flaps: two fairly rectangular ones with normal dimensions, then a slightly narrower one, ~145 mm wide, and a very narrow one with very irregular right edge, ~110 mm wide.  (The latter is also ~5 mm shorter vertically.)

Another "bifolio" with four flaps is f99+f102, the outer "bifolio" of quire 19.  Like the one above, it has two "regular" flaps, then one that is a bit narrower  has only three flaps.  The first two have "regular" shape and size; the third one is still fairly rectangular but a bit narrower, ~130 mm;  and the fourth one has an irregular edge and is very narrow, from ~30 mm at the bottom to ~50 mm at the top. (The third flap is missing a triangular piece at the bottom corner adjacent to flap 2.)

It s proposed that the Author obtained the vellum of quires 14-19 as a set of six off-cuts whose height was twice that of a regular folio, ~460 mm, with two straight horizontal edges and one straight vertical edge,  whose width varied irregularly between ~480 and ~640 mm, like the "B" and "C" red outlines below:

   

It is conjectured that the vellum maker or the merchant intended to cut the prepared skins into sheets of 640 by 460 mm (close to the ISO C2 paper), as per the blue outline above.  A sheet of that size would have been a bifolio of a book twice as tall and wide as the VMS.  Let's say that it would sell for 10 pazoozas. 

However he would get many off-cuts like the red outlines above.  Presumably he would further cut any one with an "A" outline along the dashed vertical line to produce a "C3" sheet, suitable as a bifolio of a book 40% wider and taller as the VMS.  Let's say that it would sell for 4 ₽. 

On the other hand, an off-cut with "B" or "C" outline would be offered "as is" to any consumer who could use them.  Its market price would be somewhere between 4 and 10 ₽ -- say, 6 ₽.  

So the Author would have acquired a bunch of those "B" or "C" off-cuts. He used a whole "B" one, trimming the irregular edge, for the Rosettes diagram.  He cut the others horizontally, using the "B" ones for "bifolios" with three "regular" flaps, like f87+f90, and the "C" ones for "bifolios" with three-and-a-half flaps, like f88+f89.

Makes sense?

All the best, --stolfi

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  Hypotheses on the Botanical Folios: A Functional Encryption System
Posted by: A.Weiss - 09-09-2026, 08:28 PM - Forum: Theories & Solutions - Replies (2)

Dear Voynich Community,

As a newcomer to the study of the Voynich manuscript, I would like to share a series of hypotheses regarding the identification of its botanical folios. Unlike many researchers, I initially explored the Voynich Manuscript without prior knowledge of its extensive scholarly history. Instead, I focused on the visual and functional aspects of its botanical illustrations.


What struck me most was the deliberate distortion of certain plants, which seemed to serve a purpose beyond mere artistic representation. For example, the discrepancy between the well-designed parts (such as flowers or leaves) and the seemingly arbitrary elements (like the square roots in folio 53r) suggests intentionality. Additionally, the absence of labels—either visually in the text or on the illustrations—reinforced my assumption that both the text and the drawings are coded.


This led me to a critical question: How can we accurately identify plants in an encrypted manuscript?


Given the manuscript’s apparent objective—not to create a herbal dictionary or a copy of existing designs for knowledge dissemination—it seems the content was intended to be accessible only to those with prior knowledge of plants or medicine. This aligns with the idea of a restricted audience, such as medieval apothecaries or physicians.


Proposed Rules for Decoding the Botanical Section:


Based on these observations, I propose that the Voynich’s botanical section operates under the following rules, which I illustrate with examples below:

  1. Functional Emphasis: The shape of a plant hints at its medicinal use, while the inaccurate or distorted parts (roots, leaves, or flowers, depending on the folio) are those not used in medicine. Botanical illustrations prioritize functional utility and overal aspect ( position of the leaves top / bottom, symetrical non symetrical, pointy/round...) over botanical accuracy (norm of description at this time).
  2. Nominal Rebus: Specific shapes or objects are integrated into the drawings to hint at plant names or properties through visual puns or symbolic representations.
  3. Filler Elements: Some parts of the plant are included only to complete the drawing and may explain recurring similarities (reused by the artist to fill gaps). These elements are medicinally irrelevant and often inaccurate, and used to « encrypt » the plant and mislead on its identification.
Identifications and Supporting Evidence

Folio 43v – Aspic Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) and the Snake Rebus
This was my first clue to the system:
  • The flowers (the medicinally relevant part) are accurately depicted as clusters of small blue dots.
  • The leaves are small and spaced, while the roots are an indistinct mass (unused, hence inaccurate).
  • The snake drawing on the left is a nominal rebus, linking the plant to Lavandula latifolia (aspic lavender).
  • A potential connection exists between the flowers in 43v and drawing 135 on folio f100v, row 2, which may confirm the flowers as the usable part of the plant.
  • Comparative illustrations for flowers and pair of leaves:

Folio 47v – Arnica montana
  • The folio displays a basal leaf rosette and composite tripartite flowers.
  • A diagnostic element: two small, stylized mountain peaks at the transition between the stem and root system.
  • Botanically, Arnica montana features a ground-level rosette of ovate leaves and a stem supporting three terminal composite flowers (yellow in nature).
  • The blue color of the flowers may serve as an alchemical marker (medieval humoral theory :cold/purification), encoding its use for cooling contusions and resolving bruising ( hot and red).
  • The mountain rebus at the root is to give clue on the identification (montana).
Folio 90v – Valeriana officinalis ("Cat Herb")
  • The root resembles a feline silhouette, a zoomorphic rebus referencing the plant’s common name and properties (roots attract cats due to volatile compounds like valerenic acid).
  • The symmetrical pointed leaves and complex blue flowers are simplified or filler representations.
  • Comparative illustration for the leaves: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
  • The flowers are unused in medicine, so their depiction is inaccurate and filler.
Folio 46v – Pteridium aquilinum (Eagle Fern)
  • The root resembles a heraldic eagle with outstretched wings, while the leaves cascade downward with deep, multiple demarcations.
  • The plant’s vascular bundles (visible when the stem is cut) resemble a double-headed eagle, a feature known in medieval botany. (requires further medieval textual confirmation it seems to be a common knowledge but I was not able to track a formal proof).
  • Only the roots are medicinally relevant; the flowers are filler.
  • Comparative illustration for the leaves: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

Additional Identifications
  • 5v - Orchis anthropophora, Small man in the flower, walking on akink of Ankh cross. The man is directly drawn in the flower, clue: Flower resembles hanging men; binodular root
  • 13r - Gentiana lutea, Large, inverted heart-shaped root; rigid stem, clue: Root symbolizes its cardiotonic use
  • 25v - Artemisia dracunculus, Dense narrow green leaves; small dragon, clue : Dracunculus  means "little dragon" (mnemonics)
  • 34v - Paeonia officinalis, Roots depict two fighting stags, clue: Medieval belief: stags ate roots for strength/wound healing
  • 6v - Ricinus communis, Accurate part = castor bean pods, Aligns with prior identifications
  • 42v - Hypericum perforatum, Strange, pointy star-shaped flower : link to the five petal of the yellow flower as represented here : You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
  • 89v, row 1 (Illustration 64) / folio 1V - Helleborus foetidus, Root designed as a bear paw, clue : Common medieval name: "bear’s foot" .Probable link with folio 1v two roots like paws with claws ?
  • 49r - Lonicera, Two snakes in the root, clue : Plant coils like a snake ; flowers are the accurate/medicinal part
  • 17v - Centaurea cyanus, Red Eyes in the root ( inflammated eyes) 3 blue flowers on the top with pointy symetrical thine leaves, similar illustration on flower and leaves here : Egerton F21r : You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. ,  You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

To close this I would like to share some though on Folio 7v. I do not think at all that this plant is Juniper. I think f7v is Arctium lappa and here is why:
  • If it were juniper, the berries (medicinally relevant) would be accurately depicted. Here, only one black dot appears on the leaves and not several.
  • Leaves are detailed and quite accurate: round mass near the ground, growing along a single stem with sporadic leaves, multi-colored (light green, dark green, brown), and small hooks .
  • The dot symbolizes the healing part (leaves) and their use .
  • The hook near the root (biologically inaccurate) hints at the plant’s adhesive property ("sticks like Velcro").
  • Arctium lappa was called "herbe aux teigneux" (herb for ringworm), a visual indicator of its use for tinea cataplasms from the leaves.
  • Reference of these properties are here :You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. BNF Latin 6822 f15V
  • Illustration : Sloane MS4016 You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. : You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
    For the dot on the leave here a similar treatment there is an italian Historia Plantarum from around 1340-1398 that shows two different plants with the same details here : You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. ,  You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.


Furter Folios with unindentified clues
  • 10v Root resembles a wing, 
  • 22r Stem in a Neron’s cross, 
  • 35r Plant resembles a cup 
  • 55r Right root similar to an elephant

Conclusion: A Structured System of Visual Encryption

The Voynich Manuscript’s botanical illustrations are not botanical failures—they are functional successes. By encoding medicinal utility into visual distortions and rebuses, the manuscript transforms into a compact, encrypted pharmacopoeia, designed for rapid recognition by initiates
This framework resolves longstanding contradictions between botanical realism and the manuscript’s unique iconography.
This system explains:
  • Why some parts are accurate (medicinally relevant).
  • Why others are distorted (irrelevant or filler).
  • Why symbols recur (mnemonics for names/properties).

From the serpent of 43v to the bear’s paw of F89v, each clue is a piece of a puzzle. The iconography operates as a deliberate, rational encryption system.
This challenges the notion that the drawings are fantastical or poorly executed copies, instead positioning them as purposeful, coded representations for those "in the know."

Who else has noticed these patterns?

Happy to exchange further

A.Weiss

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  Possible related charm for f116v
Posted by: Rafal - 09-09-2026, 02:43 PM - Forum: Marginalia - Replies (19)

I found a charm in a German manuscript that may be relevant to the Voynich charm from the last page:

   

I mean the word "ahia" from VM. Maybe it's not "ahia" after all? In my charm there is something looking a bit similar and also unsure. I marked it for you.

The charm, according to Gemini AI, seems to say:

So schrib diese wort vnd drag sie by dir
Caput xpi [christi] + fons elye + orti ysaie + nasus moysi + libra noe + lingua salomonis + sanguis abel + mens benjamin + abra heliam + gracia iohannis + et pax xpi [christi] hodie et cottidie et semper mecũ [mecum] Amen



So write these words and carry them with you:
Head of Christ + fountain of Elijah + garden of Isaiah + nose of Moses + balance of Noah + tongue of Solomon + blood of Abel + mind of Benjamin + ??? + grace of John + and the peace of Christ today and daily and forever with me. Amen
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"Abra heliam" doesn't really make sense. Also "abia" and "ahia" don't make sense.

But what if the word is actually some corrupted form of "labia" which is mouth? That would make sense as the charm mentions other body parts. It would mean "mouth of someone".

The man's name is also unsure. Heliam, Hesiam, Hesiim? The working candidates would be Isaiah, Elijah, Jesse and Elisha. However Isaiah and Elijah are already mentioned

Can you read something with more certainty? 
And could "ahia/abra" be labia, both in my example and Voynich Manuscript?

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