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RE: Combination of pch glyphs - Ruby Novacna - 01-06-2022
Here are some more words containing the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.: pchodaiin, pchodain, pchodal, pchodar, pchodol and pchody.
The good news - the majority of these words come from the word φως.
The bad news - the word φως has several meanings.
RE: Daiin and aiin, to be read separately or as part of a word? - Ruby Novacna - 01-06-2022
A new example of reading aiin as part of the word, ignoring the space: on page 112v pchodain.aiin can be read as You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. for φωτεινων, gen. pl. of φωτεινος - bright.
RE: Can the ending -ain refer to the infinitive of verbs? - Ruby Novacna - 09-06-2022
I keep looking for words ending in -ain, to see if they can transcribe the infinitives of verbs, but a doubt assails me about their number.
I don't know the total number of words in Q13 and Q20, the 1600 infinitives, isn't that too many?
RE: Can the ending -ain refer to the infinitive of verbs? - Ruby Novacna - 11-06-2022
Searching the text for words ending in -ain and the conjugation of the verbs I believe to be associated with it, I learned that there is also the ending -oun for verbs, including infinitives. This ending can, in my opinion, be transcribed in voynichese as -oiin. It is certainly worth examining this kind of words to see if they can correspond to verbs.
RE: Can the ending -ain refer to the infinitive of verbs? - Ruby Novacna - 12-06-2022
Another discovery (for me, of course, not for those who had the chance to learn ancient Greek), the ending -an, designates the infinitive of certain verbs.
RE: Can the ending -ain refer to the infinitive of verbs? - Helmut Winkler - 12-06-2022
As I told you, I have my doubts, but this book could be useful to you
Traut, Georg
Lexikon ueber die Formen der griechischen Verba ( 1867 )
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RE: Can the ending -ain refer to the infinitive of verbs? - Ruby Novacna - 12-06-2022
Thank you very much, Helmut!
I'll have a look through the pages to see if there are any things that don't exist in LSJ.
RE: How to distinguish the participle from the declined noun? - Ruby Novacna - 14-06-2022
I started reading on the net about Greek participles, the topic, apparently, is so vast that I wonder if it is possible to define an clue for our manuscript.
RE: Dedy.kedy - Dodonian Titanide - Ruby Novacna - 14-06-2022
My ideas about Zeus (of Dodona), sain/saiin for Ζην/Ζευν got a shock from the verbs sain/saiin/saiiin - You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..
RE: Daiin and aiin, to be read separately or as part of a word? - Ruby Novacna - 17-06-2022
(24-04-2022, 04:23 PM)Common_Man Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.There are -I decided to add the words You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. to my search: if it's a conjugated verb, it will speed it up a bit.
32 daiiin
1393 daiin
422 dain
35 dans