03-10-2021, 07:07 PM
I cleaned up the formatting for you 
Differentiation within clusters is also an interesting option. Though if we focus on the [i] minim cluster in Voynichese, it becomes clear that the mere presence of a swoop does not differentiate much, it's always present. Of all words with [i], 85% end the cluster in [n], 11% end it in [r]. So in most cases you add an upwards swoop from the bottom of the last minim. The differentiation occurs when you also add an upwards swoop, but connect it elsewhere?
EVA [y] is also an interesting example. It occurs almost always in a "free" position (word-initial, final or by itself), but has much more flexibility than [n]
Differentiation within clusters is also an interesting option. Though if we focus on the [i] minim cluster in Voynichese, it becomes clear that the mere presence of a swoop does not differentiate much, it's always present. Of all words with [i], 85% end the cluster in [n], 11% end it in [r]. So in most cases you add an upwards swoop from the bottom of the last minim. The differentiation occurs when you also add an upwards swoop, but connect it elsewhere?
EVA [y] is also an interesting example. It occurs almost always in a "free" position (word-initial, final or by itself), but has much more flexibility than [n]