I'm not saying a syllable can't have different meanings in different contexts. Certainly it can.
What I'm saying is that the explanation given by Wayman 1) that different words can mean the same thing COMBINED with the same words meaning different things (within the same theory), brings one into the realm of one-way ciphers (unless one can figure out a way to distinguish one from the other and he didn't give any indication of how to do that).
What I'm saying is that the explanation given by Wayman 1) that different words can mean the same thing COMBINED with the same words meaning different things (within the same theory), brings one into the realm of one-way ciphers (unless one can figure out a way to distinguish one from the other and he didn't give any indication of how to do that).