Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript

[Ahmet Ardıç]

I have a question about the symbol q
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It shows the number of times a symbol preceeds and follows q inside voynichese words, aiin is compacted as well as P that you transcribe as iko.
The symbol q  is almost always at the begining of the words and is followed by the symbol o o. Is it compatible with turkish?

Dear Sali,

You say that 40 (DO) occurs 5289 times in the texts. 
But in realty, some of them DO, some of them DÖ, some of them as suffixes -DO and -DÖ, 
and some of them (depending on the dialect) TA, TO, TÖ, as well as -TA, -TO, -TÖ can be a word suffix based on their close-phonetic value.


In other words, not all 5289 pieces were used in the same sense and in the same function. Moreover, do not think that each of the Turkish words has a single meaning.

Another issue is about spelling in 4occ format. This is 40cc (fortieth) according to the current ATA transcription and is read as DOG/DÖG too. For example, the word 4OccOLAM is written on the page that resembles a galaxy drawing. It means "the fortieth universe". (Probably no any ancient aliens, and no an advanced telescope like those found today didn't exist 600 years ago. But the author may have been inspired by weather events such as hurricanes or tornadoes.)

Now we are explaining them here because of an alphabet whose writing style has been made particularly difficult and has been specially designed by the author. In other words, the short answer to the question you forwarded is that the "4o" spelling is seen in 5289 examples does not mean that all of them have the same meaning. Because the subject is Turkish but not English or Italian or any other language. 

There is no way out or practical explanation other than by examining the sentences, and thinking in terms of with "voynichese" numbers is misleading. Moreover, approximately 150 syllable marks are not disclosed in voynichese or EVA or in other tables. For the first time, we predicted and explained them as a syllable marks.

Thanks