Sorry about the last post as it may cause confusion.
What we are seeing with the VMS and at last a person like Torsten who maybe resting on the shoulders of giants is that he sees prefix's are changing in huge % differently from suffix's or just the opposite.
Now does a natural language have these properties? Or does a natural language retain prefix's and suffix's more evenly placed across a language?
Can the prefix's and suffix's be the window for unlocking the VMS? I believe so and I'm will to beT that and invented language using numbers would follow this properties of suffix out weighing prefix or the other way around. It just depends on how the Author would write. But the most obvious choice would be to edit the prefix more often then the suffix to change the word number. WAKE UP VOYNICHEROS!
What we are seeing with the VMS and at last a person like Torsten who maybe resting on the shoulders of giants is that he sees prefix's are changing in huge % differently from suffix's or just the opposite.
Now does a natural language have these properties? Or does a natural language retain prefix's and suffix's more evenly placed across a language?
Can the prefix's and suffix's be the window for unlocking the VMS? I believe so and I'm will to beT that and invented language using numbers would follow this properties of suffix out weighing prefix or the other way around. It just depends on how the Author would write. But the most obvious choice would be to edit the prefix more often then the suffix to change the word number. WAKE UP VOYNICHEROS!