12-07-2024, 01:46 PM
Wow! this is my first post on this forum. How exciting to be part of the whole Voynich gang 
So, please bear over with me, if my questions are trivial to this forum.
I've read the recent article(s) By Jessica Scott, but I can't make heads or tales of her voynich to Latin translation.
Then again, I'm no linguist, but it struck me that the folio in question (1r) contains some of the more common token-words found in the VM (including "Daiin", "or" and "shol").
If Ms. Scott has indeed translated the page in its entirety, it would seem we now have a Latin translation for these tokens.
I just can't figure out what this might be, from the article.
Also, Jessica Scott has translated a voynich word into "seed" ("semen"). I would expect this token-word to occur quite frequently in the botanical part of the book. Does anyone have a clue Which token she translates into seed ?
So, please bear over with me, if my questions are trivial to this forum.
I've read the recent article(s) By Jessica Scott, but I can't make heads or tales of her voynich to Latin translation.
Then again, I'm no linguist, but it struck me that the folio in question (1r) contains some of the more common token-words found in the VM (including "Daiin", "or" and "shol").
If Ms. Scott has indeed translated the page in its entirety, it would seem we now have a Latin translation for these tokens.
I just can't figure out what this might be, from the article.
Also, Jessica Scott has translated a voynich word into "seed" ("semen"). I would expect this token-word to occur quite frequently in the botanical part of the book. Does anyone have a clue Which token she translates into seed ?