Vord paradigm tool

[Emma May Smith]

1. words with multiple gallows are present.

The question is can I judge them as one word or are there two?

I have a correction in one gallows. Are they two letters in combination. Why would a split work here. Does a meaningless text work here?

3. obviously two of the same gallows in a row. Are they really the same or is it just a deception.

When I use EVA all the words look the same. But they are not. There are more differences than first apparent.

Do you know the difference between an f and a t. v or u.

It's not what it seems.

Words with two gallows glyphs do exist, but why do so many occur at the start of a line? And many others in diagrams rather than running text? 

And why are they all so rare? According to Stolfi, no word with two gallows occurs more than three times.

While these words are interesting, a model which excludes them may be more enlightening than one which includes them.