Hey everyone. I believe I have figured out how to read the voynich manuscript. It uses numeronyms. Now if you notice on many pages of the voynich manuscript, numbers are combined with words. For example ccc89. There is no such thing as a language where words are combined with numbers. So I've been looking around and found out the voynich uses a form of abbreviation called numeronyms. In numeronyms, words are abbreviated with numbers to spell out a word. And you put the number together with the letter to pronounce it. In this case it is ccc89. Which would spell out the word cyan or kyan. The 9 begins with an n. Kyanos is ancient Greek for dark blue. In this case its cyanide poison. The green baths in the voynich might be poison. It may have always known how to make prussian blue from cyanide. Besides for it being discovered in the 1700s.
Here's another numeronym I have found. Notice that on many voynich plant pages that cc08 is written. The cc08 in voynich stands for cat. The eight is the at sound.
Does anyone here know of any medeival books that use abbreviations like numeronyms from around the time of the voynich?
Here's another numeronym I have found. Notice that on many voynich plant pages that cc08 is written. The cc08 in voynich stands for cat. The eight is the at sound.
Does anyone here know of any medeival books that use abbreviations like numeronyms from around the time of the voynich?