Vord paradigm tool

[Torsten]

In that spirit, I'd be curious to see how the abnormalities in the following two words would play out in this paradigm:

[qokeeoky] <f90v1.9> 
[qokeokedy] <f111r.40>

In my eyes "abnormal" words are quite normal for the VMS.

The most common word similar to [qokeeoky] is with 13 instances [qokeeody]. The most similar words on f90v1 are [qekeody] in <f90v1.P.4>, [okeeody] in <f90v1.P.5> and [qocheoty] in <f90v1.P.7>.
The most common word similar to [qokeokedy] is with 272 instances [qokedy]. The most similar words on f111r.40 are [qofchedy] in <f111r.P.36>, [kechedy] in <f111r.P.38>, and [qokechdy] in <f111r.P.39>. There is also [qokeedy] as the word next to [qokeokedy].

One model I experimented with predicted the similar-looking but unattested word [qokeeokeedy] as reasonably probable.

This is indeed reasonable. A similar duplication pattern can be found for instance on f70v2 and f71r:
<f70v2.R3.1> [okey] ... [oteotey] ... [oteoteotsho]
<f71r.R1.1> [oky] ... [okeoky] ... [okeokeokeody]