Distinguishing Characters

[Aga Tentakulus]

   
Let's assume "8g" means "tum", which actually means then.

   
And now let's take EVA "S" and give the character the value "et", which simply means and.

   
I take "et" not only because it simply fits and also looks like the Latin "et", but also because it has the same properties as the "@". Used in the Middle Ages as "ad" = to or at.

Now we have some toys.

   
Take a word made up of EVA "S" and "g", or simply "etum / etus" (eare / participle of go) or
   

   
In this case it would simply be "8gS" = "tumet"
   

Too bad, unfortunately I can't find the original right now. It would be "4oS "= "quiet"
   

Now I have some examples and a system and a possible solution.
This is based on encryption techniques in the Middle Ages. Combination techniques and deception. And this is only the simplest part.

   
roasted / dried

What you can also see, no corrections had to be made. So far there are no spelling mistakes or other interpretations about dialects. Error-free up to this point.

Soon it will go on !

Sorry for the previous mistake.
This is what happens when I don't turn off the automatic translator, so it gets translated back into German and saved.