10-05-2022, 03:31 PM
(10-05-2022, 04:14 AM)cvetkakocj@rogers.com wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[quote='Ahmet Ardıç' pid='50464' dateline='1652114611']
So, We have not yet seen a prefix in the Voynich texts. If these were prefixes of words, they would also not have been written independently. But the word OY (AY) could also be written independently. If you write the prefixes separately, they won't make any sense.
Dear Cvetka,
I'm sorry, but you hardly understood the parts you read from what I wrote.
I never claim that the author needed 120 characters to spell the words precisely. I'm sorry, but you don't understand what you're reading. Except that you don't understand, you have made a completely opposite meaning. In this way, of course, you may have trouble perceiving the work of our ATA working group in essence.
The author could simply write any book he wanted using 24 to 33 letters in a way that anyone could read. But he didn't do that. The author used an alphabet with more than 140 typefaces. He also wrote some words by deliberately splitting them up. He also deliberately combined some words. He also wrote some words in abbreviated form.
All of this became clear after we read some parts of the texts. Linguists will write various articles on these texts for at least 100 years from now on and offer various reading suggestions. Because frankly, the author must have wanted them to be difficult to read while writing the texts.
If you can see sentences here in Slovenian, you should send your article to linguists working on Slovenian. This is exactly how we do it.
In addition, you may be far from interpreting what you see in the dictionary pages we share.
Maybe all this is due to my poor English. But it doesn't matter.
I'm not going to continue to answer again and again the topics that I have answered before. If there is a new question about the specific detail of a particular topic, I will of course answer them.
Please feel free to success in your Slovenian readings. If I see a section in my reading that I think may be in Slovenian, I can also send you a message.
After all, linguists will have the last word. But I don't think they will be able to immediately understand sentences with abbreviated words and the old meanings of words. Linguists may not be able to fully agree among themselves about ATA-texts for many years. However, it seems that they can fully agree that there is Turkish content in the texts.
Thanks,