30-12-2016, 03:17 AM
(This post was last modified: 30-12-2016, 03:39 AM by ThomasCoon.)
Hi Stellar,
Have you tried seeing if your cipher can produce words in other languages, or other Latin word for this plant? I think this is important - if you find your cipher can produce 80 words in 10 languages that could all potentially describe this plant, that may be vital information on just how well the cipher "fits" the text.
Also, "lactis" is the genitive (possessive) form of the word. It means milk's as in "This milk's color is strange" - so usually there would be another noun nearby if you use a genitive (like "color" in the example).
All the best,
Thomas
Have you tried seeing if your cipher can produce words in other languages, or other Latin word for this plant? I think this is important - if you find your cipher can produce 80 words in 10 languages that could all potentially describe this plant, that may be vital information on just how well the cipher "fits" the text.
Also, "lactis" is the genitive (possessive) form of the word. It means milk's as in "This milk's color is strange" - so usually there would be another noun nearby if you use a genitive (like "color" in the example).
All the best,
Thomas

