08-01-2017, 04:15 PM
@ Torsten
I agree the method of conveying information does not meet a standard language. Yet when numbers are applied this language seems to be coming through as in Middle English. daiin maybe associated with the word, "lasse" in Middle English. I know my system uses numbers so the words with numbers in the VMS can be entirely different but this word might have a consistent theme to it, because of the many nymphs.
The pattern you are seeing could be merely words from which the VMS author could encipher many words with different meanings along with different numbers.
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daiin
I agree the method of conveying information does not meet a standard language. Yet when numbers are applied this language seems to be coming through as in Middle English. daiin maybe associated with the word, "lasse" in Middle English. I know my system uses numbers so the words with numbers in the VMS can be entirely different but this word might have a consistent theme to it, because of the many nymphs.
The pattern you are seeing could be merely words from which the VMS author could encipher many words with different meanings along with different numbers.
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daiin