Can VM be written in vowelless Latin?
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julian, one label from f68r3:
oalcheol - venatricum, from venatricis (huntress)
others are pretty ambiguous, I'll try to list possibilities later.

-JKP-, sorry if I wasn't clear. You never stated that it's Latin (you gave some 15% that VM's language is natural, if I'm not mistaken), but you always stress that the author knew Latin very well.

I had a short look at Yulia May's key, and found only one word for which we have the same translation: oty - omnis. That's not very much...
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