Voynich text generation

[DonaldFisk]

In a few minutes , I was able to generate this: "qodom qodeey otaiin olk otaiin shodeey okeey otaiin qodom qodeey otaiin otaiin ykain shotol qotol otaiin ydaim aiin ldor qotar qokaiin okos chokeey qokaiin aiin ldor qotar qokaiin otary ty odol qokaiin shodain tal okaiin olk otaiin chokain shotol qotol dam qokar qokaiin shodeey okeey otaiin aiin shodain qotain dain dal aiir chokair qold otey ldy dain daiir odol qotey otaiir okeey otaiin otaiin tal otar ydol tor qodol dam qokar qokaiin qokaiin al oiin oteey okal otaiin yky das chokor chodol dol chodaiin shodor qotaly choky doiin  d qokal qokaiin shodol olkar qokal aiin qoty dam otor dam qodor qodain d chokar olkain deey ary tain daiir odol qotey otaiir aiin qokaiin aiin shodain qotain dar chokain ytol".

I'll tell you how I did it.   Each pair of plaintext letters was encoded into a single Voynichese word.   The first letter was the prefix, the next letter was the suffix.   Spaces between words in the plaintext are significant, and diacritics were removed before encryption.   Plaintext letters, and Voynichese prefixes and suffixes, were ordered roughly in descending order of frequency.  So, it's a verbose cipher.   It might be too short to be breakable, but it's the beginning of a well-known text, roughly contemporary with the Voynich Manuscript, in a well-known European language.