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[stellar]

Stellar, although words have "different meanings" as you put it, you are ignoring the grammar of Latin and appying the definition you like the look of. You can't do that.
Just one example, opês (can't get the bar on this keyboard mapping) and I'll keep it simple.

Opês is the nominative, accusative or vocative plural version of ops. It's the root of the English word opulant and opus, amongst others, not that it matters. It always refers to material weath, and there was even a Roman Goddess of loose change (or something) called Opês.

It does not mean "to help", which is only ever ops in the singular - for example, Fer opem occidenti patriae (Help your own country).

Who knows what the Author of the Voynich Manuscript was thinking and I don't see grammar in it.