M. Yokubinas translation

[Monica Yokubinas]

...   a 3 letter word 'yga' means 'that which is labored for' 

This did not appear in the translation, and I also did not see anything similar. It would only account for a fraction of the increase.

The proposed translation method is a hypothesis. One way of proving that this hypothesis could be right is by translating some significant piece of text and showing that this becomes meaningful. It would also be necessary to show how this plain text was converted into the Voynich MS text that we see.

This is a general comment, not specific to this particular solution.

The meaning of my comment is that this confirmation has not been achieved. The text is not meaningful, and has the other problem of being way too long, i.e. most of it has been added from nowhere.

This is why it is 'too long'. In the first You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is an example of an agglutinative word or a combination of words the 3rd word in the combination means "to speak an strange/unintelligible language" so "Long live Alas, to speak a strange language long live". That is the meaning of the very first word, and i forgot to add the AL for the word God in it, which would add another word to the agglutinative blend.
The next example is just a word but I would still write "Aramaic language" in translating so another will gain a better understanding.
Here is the entire workup from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. I have one for every page i have translated.