19-03-2026, 06:37 PM
Most of the recognizable "a" characters in those non-voynichese sequences of 116 show a clear angle in writing:
![[Image: 5787ce0fc8db635786c8f636dcadf092.jpg]](https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/57/87/ce/5787ce0fc8db635786c8f636dcadf092.jpg)
How did Huth read anything like â from this last letter?
How did he even "prove" that? He can't.
This sequence is g-a-? , not g-â-?...
So all theories about some extra meaning / abbreviation of "â" collapse immediately to some unfounded assumptions.
What is this discussion all about?
This was shown earlier here:
![[Image: e266c3ebe2f68cda0f7f5e18736aba86.jpg]](https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/e2/66/c3/e266c3ebe2f68cda0f7f5e18736aba86.jpg)
An extended "g" followed by "a" is still the best explanation.
How did Huth read anything like â from this last letter?
How did he even "prove" that? He can't.
This sequence is g-a-? , not g-â-?...
So all theories about some extra meaning / abbreviation of "â" collapse immediately to some unfounded assumptions.
What is this discussion all about?
This was shown earlier here:
An extended "g" followed by "a" is still the best explanation.
![[+]](https://www.voynich.ninja/images/collapse_collapsed.png)