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RE: [split] Verbose cipher? - geoffreycaveney - 18-09-2020
Here is an example of what my You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. looks like for a short passage of actual Voynich ms text. The following text comprises the four lines at the top of ms page f67r1, transcribed to represent a modified form of Koen's verbose cipher as I interpreted and adjusted it:
[p]égo r'ey ePálgy hro ypéhey r'ey ePo ho
kál degy neté[y] ral hepegy béy téy tey téga
yjeh r hé[y] jehr o derhe al á r'ér kao ká
jego aetéy ral ál rhal jéy kál p'ey
I find the "floating" EVA [o]'s (not part of one of the [o+glyph] bigrams) interesting when represented as <h>'s, as the VCI transcription does.
I also must note that it is very likely that this transcription system, like others, is oversimplifying the characters transcribed as EVA "[sh]", and here transcribed as <r'>. I strongly suspect this actually represents multiple letters, depending on whether the loop on top is open, closed, or perhaps a third form.
I also note that EVA "[d]" may actually represent multiple forms and letters as well, so its transcription here as <k> (and of EVA [od] as <g>), may also be an oversimplification.
The VCI transcription system currently lacks such values as <c>, <č>, and <x> (the voiceless velar fricative phoneme), so they may well be among the other actual values of different forms of EVA [sh] and EVA [d].
Geoffrey
RE: [split] Verbose cipher? - Koen G - 18-09-2020
RE: [split] Verbose cipher? - MichelleL11 - 18-09-2020
RE: [split] Verbose cipher? - geoffreycaveney - 18-09-2020
RE: [split] Verbose cipher? - Koen G - 18-09-2020
RE: [split] Verbose cipher? - Anton - 18-09-2020
RE: [split] Verbose cipher? - RenegadeHealer - 19-09-2020
RE: [split] Verbose cipher? - DONJCH - 19-09-2020
RE: [split] Verbose cipher? - MarcoP - 19-09-2020
RE: [split] Verbose cipher? - nablator - 19-09-2020