You have tried to debunk the analogy with Roman numerals, but those of us who have pointed out the similarity of some of the sequences were not specifically saying they ARE Roman numerals. In my case, at least, I was pointing out a positional prioritization similar to Roman numerals. It can be the same concept and still be interpreted in a way specific to the VMS.
As a counter-interpretation, you proposed that eee is an abbreviation for "esse", but you don't explain 1) why this would be so frequent in the middle of a word, 2) why it is so often preceded by "o" which you say is a wildcard vowel (as in oeeeos, oeees, oeeesoy, oeeey, etc.), and 3) how we are to interpret eeee when there are four in a row (you suggest "sloppiness" as a possible explanation, but I do not think this is the case, I think it is deliberate, just as an, ain, aiin, aiiin sequences are deliberate).
As a counter-interpretation, you proposed that eee is an abbreviation for "esse", but you don't explain 1) why this would be so frequent in the middle of a word, 2) why it is so often preceded by "o" which you say is a wildcard vowel (as in oeeeos, oeees, oeeesoy, oeeey, etc.), and 3) how we are to interpret eeee when there are four in a row (you suggest "sloppiness" as a possible explanation, but I do not think this is the case, I think it is deliberate, just as an, ain, aiin, aiiin sequences are deliberate).
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