18-05-2016, 08:45 AM
Who realized my algorithm №1 knows “пio = cheo” means (part) outgrowth (“пioя = cheol “- outgrowth in the upper leaves, the petiole: “пio2 = cheor” - outgrowth of the upper roots: “пio89 – cheody“ - outgrowth at the tip the plant, bud: “пio9 = cheoy” - outgrowth in the flower, pistil: “пio& = cheom” - outgrowth of stalk ... ).. Allocated in yellow.
Consider the tag on 100r page “ояпio& = olcheom”.
“оя = оl” - juice of the upper leaves.
“пio& = cheom” - sprout of stem (young sprout of stalk - in accordance with a picture).
The whole word “ояпio& = olcheom” means juice of cotyledons.
On page 55v is located the word "пia89 = cheady" (one to find in the text). It is similar to "пio89 = cheody" (translation - bud, button), but it written with a symbol "а", that is must be translated as the lower button. Look at the picture of the plant. Such kind of flower is found only once. Flower, represents the ready to become loose inflorescence - corymb, as the Turkish carnations. Out of each outgrowth should appear an individual flower. That is character "a" in the word “пia89 = cheady“ denotes the lower tier of the flower.
This is indirectly confirmed by the fact that there is no word "пiio89 = cheeody" (inflorescence) on this page.
Consider the tag on 100r page “ояпio& = olcheom”.
“оя = оl” - juice of the upper leaves.
“пio& = cheom” - sprout of stem (young sprout of stalk - in accordance with a picture).
The whole word “ояпio& = olcheom” means juice of cotyledons.
On page 55v is located the word "пia89 = cheady" (one to find in the text). It is similar to "пio89 = cheody" (translation - bud, button), but it written with a symbol "а", that is must be translated as the lower button. Look at the picture of the plant. Such kind of flower is found only once. Flower, represents the ready to become loose inflorescence - corymb, as the Turkish carnations. Out of each outgrowth should appear an individual flower. That is character "a" in the word “пia89 = cheady“ denotes the lower tier of the flower.
This is indirectly confirmed by the fact that there is no word "пiio89 = cheeody" (inflorescence) on this page.