19-10-2026, 03:02 PM
The point of my post was not get an actual plaintext translation, but to show how reduplication patterns are not merely coincidental in Voynichese, as has been shown several times before. There's a clear tendency to reduplicate on a folio level, both horizontally as well as vertically, far more than chance alone, and it's not limited to qo*dy or cho* words.
Regardless of what specific dialect you're considering, there's too much reduplication both vertically and horizontally using all sorts of words, following different patterns with no clear word order.
I'm not too savvy on German languages, but wouldn't something like "en" "an" or some vowel sandwiched between two N's be a common feature? This should be rather easy to map, especially with Labelese, unless you're already considering multiple encryption schemes to cope with the drifting frequencies
Regardless of what specific dialect you're considering, there's too much reduplication both vertically and horizontally using all sorts of words, following different patterns with no clear word order.
I'm not too savvy on German languages, but wouldn't something like "en" "an" or some vowel sandwiched between two N's be a common feature? This should be rather easy to map, especially with Labelese, unless you're already considering multiple encryption schemes to cope with the drifting frequencies