geoffreycaveney's Middle English theory

[geoffreycaveney]

Here is a very provisional example of a possible Voynich EVA character : Middle English letter correspondence table for a text with no use of the English letters ABC :

EVA [e] = Middle English “e”
EVA [aiin] / [ain] = Middle English “o”
EVA [o] = Middle English “u” / “ou”
EVA [a] = Middle English “i”
EVA [ch] = Middle English “y” / “j” / “g” ?

EVA [sh] = Middle English “th” / “sh” (and for “ch”) (different shapes of EVA [sh] ! )
EVA [d] = Middle English “long s” (and for “c” ! )
EVA [l] = Middle English “short s”
EVA [qok] = Middle English “n”
EVA [qot] = Middle English “m”
EVA [r] = Middle English “r”
EVA [ok] = Middle English “d”
EVA [k] = Middle English “t”
EVA [t] = Middle English “p”
EVA [ot] = Middle English “f” / “v”
EVA [s] = Middle English “l” ?

Geoffrey S.