(14-12-2019, 11:48 AM)nickpelling wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I believe that this sits far beyond the realms of simple probability, and I suspect that what we are seeing here is visual evidence for some kind of systematic contraction in A pages in places on the page where the desired text is larger than the space available for writing. I suspect there may well be many more (and not just EVA -m words).
Agreed, this does not look like it can be a coincidence, well found! A more systematic investigation of such words might prove useful.
So in this case, the idea would be that a word like [chdy] is a shortened form for something else. It can't be [chedy] because that's also a B-feature. Chod would be a better candidate indeed.