Hi Marco,
your example shows exactly what I meant. Thanks for this clarification!
Your example also follows the essentials of Stolfi's word grammar, and this helps in generating realistic Voynichese words.
As I wrote, this is highly speculative, and my very strong feeling is that things aren't exactly as simple as this.
However, it is an example of all of the following:
- a verbose cipher
- it generates the word structure
- this is an approach that has not been analysed in the last 100 years, to the best of my knowledge
- it could work for many different languages, and generate realistic Voynichese text for each of them.
The main problem of the inexplicable behaviour of f and p remains.
your example shows exactly what I meant. Thanks for this clarification!
Your example also follows the essentials of Stolfi's word grammar, and this helps in generating realistic Voynichese words.
As I wrote, this is highly speculative, and my very strong feeling is that things aren't exactly as simple as this.
However, it is an example of all of the following:
- a verbose cipher
- it generates the word structure
- this is an approach that has not been analysed in the last 100 years, to the best of my knowledge
- it could work for many different languages, and generate realistic Voynichese text for each of them.
The main problem of the inexplicable behaviour of f and p remains.
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