29-03-2017, 08:39 PM
I decided it is not a language or sounds, (let's call it VMS language) because for one reason, every language makes it possible to incorporate "foreign names".
For example when a foreign name of a herbal has to be converted to our own language we use the nearest phonemes,
but there are always impossibilities for which special letters or constructions are needed.
But finally there are always words that are impossible to process and those words appear unchanged often. Such words are not inside the VMS. For example words like Greece or Bethlehem.
Converting a foreign name in the "VMS language" letter for letter, would mean that we would see much long words. Cause those words must represent the different foreign sounds letter for letter and that would make long words always. There are some longer words in the VMS. Those could then represent "foreign" names.
Longer words are at least 8 long.
We would expect those words to pop up in the herbals. Especially in the first line or at least the first paragraph. Also we would expect these to be used as labels.
Those words are not necessary unique with one repeat, but they would have a low repeat.
I did not find those cases in the VMS which I described.
But I did not find time to investigate those long words detailed (see other thread) and match them with the patterns I'm listing for all other words.
Perhaps there is a flaw in this reasoning, if so, let me know.
For example when a foreign name of a herbal has to be converted to our own language we use the nearest phonemes,
but there are always impossibilities for which special letters or constructions are needed.
But finally there are always words that are impossible to process and those words appear unchanged often. Such words are not inside the VMS. For example words like Greece or Bethlehem.
Converting a foreign name in the "VMS language" letter for letter, would mean that we would see much long words. Cause those words must represent the different foreign sounds letter for letter and that would make long words always. There are some longer words in the VMS. Those could then represent "foreign" names.
Longer words are at least 8 long.
We would expect those words to pop up in the herbals. Especially in the first line or at least the first paragraph. Also we would expect these to be used as labels.
Those words are not necessary unique with one repeat, but they would have a low repeat.
I did not find those cases in the VMS which I described.
But I did not find time to investigate those long words detailed (see other thread) and match them with the patterns I'm listing for all other words.
Perhaps there is a flaw in this reasoning, if so, let me know.