22-01-2024, 05:05 PM
(22-01-2024, 02:23 PM)Pepper wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Could you explain how you decided which sounds map to which Voynich characters? E.g. if I'm reading this right you assigned a 'd' or 'z' sound to the Voynich character that looks like an o.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and now you can see letter with e sound is counted m. For letters you can search sites like omniglot. Apparently, I've taken D from Gupta script and it worked fine so I continued examinations with that sound.
Imagine we have a word with order of letters a.b.c and for a we find 4 letters in 4 languages with same shape, we take sounds of these letters in all 4 languages and will put them in the word's template (the same way for b and c ). There would be different combinations of sounds for a.b.c template, but only a few of them will create meanings. Next, we check other words... I would put sounds that create meanings in these combinations, in an alphabet set.
That is probably not the final 100% working alphabet set, but the one that I used for the current examination.


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