Ideas for Moving Voynich Research Forward

[ReneZ]

The word 'dsheey' exists in seven out of eight instances at the start of a line and the word 'dalam' exists in six out of seven cases at the end of a line.

Even though these are still relatively small numbers for reliable statistics, these two observations are undoubtledly significant, and they are an excellent example of what I wrote before:

It is becoming more and more difficult to fully grasp all the available results and statistics, and to build onto them,

If I ever knew this feature, then I had certainly forgotten about it, until Patrick Feaster showed one of his slides at the Malta conference, related to Quire 20.

There is a highly significant thing at work there, and we don't know the explanation yet.

I see opportunities for progress exactly where there are odd statistics that lack an explanation.

(This is all about progress related to understanding the text, of course. There has never been a lack of progress in other areas).