Most Common Use of Nulls in 15th Century Cipher Text
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Most Common Use of Nulls in 15th Century Cipher Text
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03-10-2020, 11:20 PM
I think the "y" variant is more comparable with plural or singular. How exactly he does it is only a guess. Since I know that he also uses German, it is possible that he uses both.
Already seen: ma9, mu9 = ma-us = Maus , mouse |
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