06-01-2017, 02:07 PM
Thanks, with a little discipline it is not very difficult to do.
I've studied now about 20-30 languages roughly and it's becoming easier every time.
However I've noticed there must be quite a time gap doing between different languages otherwise my brain gets mixed up and I do not know where a particular word came from. It's a pitty I did not do Greek before, because it is clear to me that the basis of all Indo-European languages comes from Greek + Sanskrit-mixture. So, if needed I will do Sanskrit as well & families.
For most of you here, the Voynich is just to pass time, for me it is a serious quest which I intend to finish with a final paper or a total solution. The only way to do that is to do some hard labor.
I've studied now about 20-30 languages roughly and it's becoming easier every time.
However I've noticed there must be quite a time gap doing between different languages otherwise my brain gets mixed up and I do not know where a particular word came from. It's a pitty I did not do Greek before, because it is clear to me that the basis of all Indo-European languages comes from Greek + Sanskrit-mixture. So, if needed I will do Sanskrit as well & families.
For most of you here, the Voynich is just to pass time, for me it is a serious quest which I intend to finish with a final paper or a total solution. The only way to do that is to do some hard labor.