[Blog Post] Scribes of the Voynich Manuscript

[Aga Tentakulus]

@Koen, yes you are right.
Back to the "qo "

Let's do some philosophy.
Which cow makes moo? Welche Kuh macht muh? Cuh, Kuh or Quh.
To the ear, everything is actually the same. Even "Qh" would be like that, because the "u" is bound in the letter.
Question: How many words do I know where "Q" is without "u" and is not at the beginning of the word?
I'll just take "q" as "Q" for once. (qu). Now I simply attach the "a" from the word "taurus" to the "qu" ( o=a).
Now I just get "qo" once. (qo = qua) ?
"qc" = que?
What happens if I cross "qo" with "8aiin"?
"qo + iin" is it now called "quatis"? ( see dictionary ).

1. the frequency of "qo" sets limits. Question: Is it really always the same, or do I also have a "4o" there?

2. now there are also alphabets in the language salad where the "Q" does not occur at all, and "K" is used rather rarely. The letter "C" carries most of this.
Wouldn't it then be the case that the glyph "q,4" should also appear in the middle of a word?

I have no idea, but it is only philosophy.