Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript

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The author wrote some plant names just like today.

Dear Ahmet,

It would be more convincing to see them written as they were in the 15th century.

Do the drawings on these pages resemble the plants mentioned or not? That's the question. Could you please have the courtesy to answer?

I am not qualified to identify plants in manuscripts (or anywhere else).

Also on this page (67v2) the word "ay'ı" (the moon) is read as being at the 16 o'clock position of this circular drawing.

In addition, the words "sarı ışıklı" (meaning "yellow lighted") are written as "sarı çlapax" (towards 1 o'clock direction).

This is f67v1 you are looking at: v2 comes before v1. I see your "sarı çlapax" (or close enough, the space isn't there and two letters are a bit unclear). Your "ay'i" again is very optimistic, or it doesn't exist. Shouldn't it be at or ati as a distinct word?