Classifying False Voynich Decipherment "Solutions"

[pfeaster]

I agree that spelling variations, spacing variations, limited grammar, multiple languages and the other items I listed are all possibilities, but when combined together they make for a huge amount of flexibility. I hypotheses that with this approach I could also construct a theory of this kind that is distinct from other false theories.

Do you mean something like this?

[al] = all, ale, ail, awl, al[cohol], Al[exander]; (read backwards) law, lay
[am] = am, aim, ham, âme; (read backwards) may, ma [i.e., mother]
[alam] = a lamb, a lame, a lam[p]; (read backwards) mala [Latin, "cheekbone"]
[ok] = oak, o'c[lock]; (read backwards) cow
[ot] = oat, ought, aught, out, hoot; (read backwards) toe, tow, too, two
[ar] = are, ar[tichoke], our, hour; (read backwards) raw
[otar] = otter, other, author; (read partly backwards as [to-ar]) tower
[air] = air, ear, er[ror], Ire[land]; (read backwards) ray, wrai[th]
[or] = or, ore, oar, whore, Or[pheus]; (read backwards) row
[oror] = horror; (read backwards) "row, row" (as in "row, row, row your boat")
[chor] = chore, core, chor[us]; (read backwards) roach
[chol] = coal, cool; (read backwards) loch, lock, look
[shor] = shore, sure, sore, soar, shower; (read backwards) rush
[shol] = shoal, school, shoul[d], sol[d], sho[ve]l; (read backwards) lush
[fachys.ykal.ar.ataiin.shol] = Fact is, I color it in school
[dam] = dam, damn, dam[p]; (read backwards) mad, made, maid, Mad[eleine]
[dar] = dare, there, dar[k], dar[t]; (read backwards) raid, read
[dal] = dale, they'll, dal[ly]; (read backwards) lad, lad[y], lad[der]
[ches], [chees] = cheese, chess; (read backwards) such
[chesy] = cheesy
[chedar] = cheddar; (read backwards) radish
[alchedar] = all cheddar
[cheky], [cheeky] = cheeky
[chedy], [shedy] = shady
[ol] = ol[d], hole, whole, owl; (read backwards) low
[olkedy] = old kitty, whole kiddie
[sain] = sane, sayin[g], seen, sign; (read backwards) nice, niece
[ain] = one, haying, eyeing, ane [Scottish, "own"]; (read backwards) nay
[dain] = done, down, town, dean, Dane; (read backwards) need, need[le]
[aiin] = one! (emphatic)
[daiin] = done! down! (emphatic)
[daiin.daiin.daiin] = done downtown! (emphatic)
[aiiin] = one!! (very emphatic)
[daiiin] = done!! (very emphatic)