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RE: Expert Opinions on 'daiin' - quimqu - 29-10-2025 (29-10-2025, 02:05 AM)Kaybo wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I have looked for homophonic substitution in the EVA transcript, because there are words that have just one exchanged character. If you analyse this you find that some characters are exchanged while others stay fixed. Neither a,i or n have a significant exchange rate in words. So if it s a common suffix it appears very often without any change. However, it would be very likely that vowels have more characters in this kind of systems. This could mean that a, i and n form a single glyph (or multiple single lgyphs). For example EVA aiin could correspond to a sigle glyph. RE: Expert Opinions on 'daiin' - Kaybo - 31-10-2025 RE: Expert Opinions on 'daiin' - Mauro - 01-11-2025 RE: Expert Opinions on 'daiin' - Jorge_Stolfi - 02-11-2025 |