Liaisons in the Voynich text

[Torsten]

There was an "Analysis of word dependency" from Dr. Vladimir Sazonov in 2003 that could be interesting in this context: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

This were his conclusions:

1. The most spectacular is the Table 4, displaying very strong dependency between the final of the previous word and the initial of the next word.

It  means "phonetical dependency" - that the next word changes itself dependent of a precious word.
The phonetical dependency is very often in arabic: for example the initial particle "AL"  changes itself depending on a final of the previous word:

RAHMANU+AL+RAHIM --> RAHMAN-UR-RAHIM

2. As it is clear from the tables 1 and 3, the forms words very often reproduce the same form (the same initial or the same final) in the next word. For example, -aiin or qo- or -dy can repeat many times with good dencity.
It can mean (1) poetical text or (2) repeating the same morphology