Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript

[Ahmet Ardıç]

"dolanı" is "Dönü" (spin)

[The real problem is that the short words in the manuscript can be adapted to several languages, as has been said for years.
I find, for example, that the word qokain can also transcribe the Greek conjugated verbs didwmi and donew. This is really perplexing.]

How many words and how many sentences have been read in Greek or any other language to date, similar to what we have done in this manuscript? Also, how many drawing word overlaps were found?

We aim to read all pages in VM. So we are not stuck at one point. The work continues. The number of reads is increasing day by day. There are many clearly readable Turkish words in each line of each of the approximately 240 pages. If an alphabet transcription is correct, every reflection that can be expected is now visible. There is no negative situation in a slow progressing process by making consciously made elements that make it difficult to read, such as understanding the dialect, perceiving abbreviations, and writing by splitting, comprehensible in the lines.

In 2018, our alphabet transcription had more phonetic equivalents for each sign. Today, in 2022, we left less phonetics correspondence/equivalents to the same signs. Despite this, the number of words read more than doubled. 

Those who want may not believe it even after Turkology linguists declare the truth. We are currently experiencing a process that almost 1/1 overlaps with all of the universal scientific criteria that can be applied to this type of process and has already been verified by mathematics. 

Relax and enjoy the sentence readings that I will show. All well-versed linguists will not be able to prove that "there is no Turkish content in this manuscript" at any time in the future.

Thanks