Can we say the VMS is a "free word order"?
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In most languages people use a (VSO) "Verb, Subject and Object".  Since we all don't know for sure what language the Voynich is derived from, including who the Author is of the VMS; am I asking a question for which there is no answer?

Can we say the VMS is a "free word order"?

However if we can determine the (VSO) type mathematically, this would point us all towards the languages to research against the VMS which utilizes "free word order".  I would assume random gibberish obeys "free word order".  There are languages that do obey "free word order".

Does anyone know of a python script which can determine through the use of an algorithm (VSO) of a text regardless if it is unknown?  To me there should be a model available yet I don't know where to look.

The VMS text seems to always start out consistent, however does the text obey certain (VSO) rules or is it free?
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