f65r - extensive attack

[Linda]

You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is a rare word, it only appears twice (f65r and f111v). This may be a scribal issue, but the two don't seem that similar to me.

That second occurrence is not the same as far as i can tell. Looks like otccam or otcaim or even otcccim but there seems to be an extra c in there compaired to otaim

It is interesting that the other two words both occur on f58v. However with dam i found at least one instance f70r1 that was daim but marked as dam, this is why i don't generally make much use of voynichese.com, happens almost every time i use it that i don't agree with the trascription. other than that the usage seems too widespread to get a fix on, but you could be right about "for". The other word occurs only on this diagram and text only pages, so again no help there.

As to the rest, it could say purple monkey dishwasher, i don't think you can be so sure of SOV, especially if "for" is involved (preposition). it could be adjectives, adverbs , three nouns,  plus even if there is a subect object and verb involved, SVO is not far behind statistically, but which would mean nothing if it is Biblical Hebrew or Klingon (lol) or any other language that does not conform to the larger proportions.

I had the thought just now that the plant could be burdock. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
The spikey spherical heads on stems, the large ruffly leaves, the roots are not drawn to reality either but could be a mnemonic for varying thicknesses, or knots from whence more roots will shoot, both of which could fit.