Let's say for a moment that there are two legs that are extremely close together, then it looks more like a Latin abbreviation than a Voynich glyph. For example, the abbreviation for Item resembles k, but often has the right-hand part of the abbreviation going below the baseline to indicate that it is an abbreviation (the tail helps distinguish the abbreviation from a regular letter).
Sometimes the descender for Item is straight, sometimes it swings right or left, but it always means the same thing (and is frequently at the beginnings of lines and paragraphs).
Sometimes the descender for Item is straight, sometimes it swings right or left, but it always means the same thing (and is frequently at the beginnings of lines and paragraphs).