Can VM be written in vowelless Latin?
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Two tests for solutions were mentioned in other thread. I don't find the one of Klaus Schmeh to be very usefull, but the other one (translating most frequent words, mentioned by ReneZ) is much more interesting.

Here is list of most frequent Voynich words with my basic translations (one Voynich word can match to several words).
daiin - illī (that), also probably alī (leaf)
ol - una (one, also article)
chedy - cartellus (page), creātilis (created)
aiin - iī (this)
shedy - partellus (part, piece of text)
s - ex (from)
chol - no good candidate
ar - eāre (go), ārea (area, site)
or - no good candidate Cry  but of course aura (air) and probably abra (girl).
chey - cartus (page), creātus (created), certus (fixed, determined)
dar - hilaria (joy)
y - no good candidate
dy - illus (that)
al - eam (this), iam (now, besides)
qokeey - coadjectus (added)
shey - partus (part), apertus (began, opened) 
qokeedy - aequidictellus (words written similarly), coadjicātilis (added)
dal - illam (that)
qokedy - coēdātilis (written, produced)
qokaiin - coēdī (written), caudī (endings)
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RE: Can VM be written in vowelless Latin? - by farmerjohn - 21-07-2018, 12:38 PM

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