Voynichese: a forgotten turkic-aramaic-persian language?

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Hello! I'd restored the general phonology for words a long time ago; they are almost all read and translated from the Old Chechen language, Old Ingush and Old Dagestan dialects. With Turkic (Uzbek mostly, Chagatay, Eastern Turkistan) borrowing, not Turkish.

The text says something about spagyric, how to distill medicative from the plants by fire, water and elements, and how to use it for those and another purposes.
A medical handbook of the somewhom from the Caucasus.

If you can read Cyrillic, then You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is my partial transliteration of this language, 60+ pages, but probably not quite correct.

Hi escape,

There is a You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., which you could use instead of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..

Another thing I worried is that, while decoding ch as Х, you decode Sh as Й. This looks not that persuasive, unless we consider a two-step progress where Cyrillic И comes from Greek Η, and Latin H sounds like Cyrillic Х.

It would be great if you could decode labels of stars, using your own system, and explain from there as others have done.