Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript

[Ahmet Ardıç]

[That's a good idea for any proposed solution. Take a list of generic words: sun, moon, star, planet, soul, leaf, stem, flower, root, water, night, day, hot, cold, etc., translate them *into* Voynichese according to the proposed system, and see if they exist in the VMs text.]

Dear Resale,

What you say is already part of what we do, and we share the results we obtain in our articles, in our comments here, and on our own page. But we hope that you and other readers/researchers on this voynich-ninja page will answer the specific question we pose here. When you look at the drawings on the pages where the plant names we show here are written, can you tell us whether these drawings are similar to the plant names we read? Look, the way it was written 600 years ago is seen in exactly the same form in today's modern Turkish. In other words, we do not make a comment in terms of linguistics because we are talking about plant names written in the same way 1/1. In this case, will you tell us whether the drawings resemble these plants?

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Dear Ruby Novacna,

When you look at the drawings on the pages where the plant names we show here are written, can you tell us whether these drawings are similar to the plant names we read? Look, the way it was written 600 years ago is seen in exactly the same form in today's modern Turkish. In other words, we do not make a comment in terms of linguistics because we are talking about plant names written in the same way 1/1. In this case, will you tell us whether the drawings resemble these plants?