The location of <aiin> and <ain> groups

[Gavin Güldenpfennig]

Interesting observation. In line initial position and word initial position 't' and 'p' are more more common then 'k' and 'f'. 

                       k     t     p    f 
line initial         118   405   385   41

                       k     t     p    f 
word start          1158  1065   545  124    
word medial+final   9778  5898  1085  381    
total              10936  6963  1630  505

I don´t know if my transcription is right, but k in my substitution cipher is used for five (!) different, but related sounds. These are: m, n, ñ, k and g. They are all nasals or velar sounds. ckh is used as a fricative for "ch" and a "ğ" - sound. kch is used for the palatal plosive sound "tj" ("c").

I don´t know why that is how it is, but I suspect that their was a nasal- velar- collapse in the Voynichese.

What it ever meant, it explains the high number of EVA- k´s in comparison to the other gallow letters, you´ve found with your analysis.