07-07-2016, 10:00 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-09-2016, 12:56 AM by ThomasCoon.)
Hey all, I'm just making this thread to organize my approaches to decoding the manuscript.
I've got two angles of approach:
Method 1) Figuring out the grammar of the manuscript. If I can figure out that the manuscript has conjugations or declension patterns, I can start to narrow down the underlying language.
Method 2) Figuring out what characters act like vowels and which act like consonants. Or: trying to figure out if some Voynich characters represent multiple sounds (like Latin abbreviations).
I've got two angles of approach:
Method 1) Figuring out the grammar of the manuscript. If I can figure out that the manuscript has conjugations or declension patterns, I can start to narrow down the underlying language.
Method 2) Figuring out what characters act like vowels and which act like consonants. Or: trying to figure out if some Voynich characters represent multiple sounds (like Latin abbreviations).