Evidence for 2 rules linking words in Herbal A->B
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(26-09-2026, 05:20 PM)RadioFM wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The fact of the matter is there's no apparent grammar in Voynichese, the prefix-suffixes rules are haphazardly ignored every now and then, and AFAIK it's the only manuscript of its time (that we know of) that would've used such an unusual/anachronistic cipher to encode a whole book. Matching plants and labels have yielded basically nothing in terms of decipherment.

Although it could be a cipher or a conlang, there's kind of enough evidence that points to gibberish as well.
In my opinion, these are just speculations without a clear and coherent conclusion.

I think it’s the "Voynich curse" — the manuscript could well be anything you can imagine.
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