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RE: sh_ and ch_ compose the same words - MarcoP - 12-11-2019 (12-11-2019, 04:50 PM)RobGea wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.There appears a marked difference between the two in the cosmological section with ch_ appearing much more often within the circles. Thank you for your interesting observations! You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is particularly impressive. One can also see that some zodiac signs (e.g. Scorpio) have a marked preference for ch- while others (e.g. Cancer) don't. (12-11-2019, 04:50 PM)RobGea wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.As an observation for futher research ( i didnt do any stats) sh_words seem to appear earlier in the lines than ch_. This is also an interesting phenomenon. 1083 lines have a sh- word appearing before a ch- word 748 lines have a ch- word appearing before a sh- word The two sets are not disjunct: some lines include both patterns. Also, by "before" I do not mean "immediately before". For instance the following line matches both patterns, because chedy occurs before shekam and shekam occurs before chl: sarol chedy shekam qokar chl ykeedy chckhy dalor dy Excluding lines starting with ch/sh, so that we are not influenced by a line-initial preference for sh-, I find that: 904 lines have a sh- word appearing before a ch- word 659 lines have a ch- word appearing before a sh- word So, yes, I think we can say that sh- words tend to occur before ch- words, though this is just a preference with many exceptions. I also confirm that sh- seems to prefer the second position in a line: 721 sh words (22.2%) appear in the second position of a line 932 ch words (15.6%) appear in the second position of a line As always, I could have made errors and it would be good to see independent measures about this. PS: 191 sh- words (5.9%) appear at the end of lines 626 ch- words (10.5%) appear at the end of lines Could it be that the line-ending preference of ch-words is the cause of sh- typically occurring earlier in a line? RE: sh_ and ch_ compose the same words - Torsten - 12-11-2019 RE: sh_ and ch_ compose the same words - ReneZ - 13-11-2019 RE: sh_ and ch_ compose the same words - MarcoP - 13-11-2019 RE: sh_ and ch_ compose the same words - davidjackson - 13-11-2019 RE: sh_ and ch_ compose the same words - Torsten - 13-11-2019 RE: sh_ and ch_ compose the same words - MarcoP - 13-11-2019 RE: sh_ and ch_ compose the same words - ReneZ - 14-11-2019 RE: sh_ and ch_ compose the same words - farmerjohn - 14-11-2019 RE: sh_ and ch_ compose the same words - MarcoP - 14-11-2019 |