19-09-2016, 09:17 AM
(18-09-2016, 07:47 PM)Searcher: wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.So I take the part of a sentence
... ol kedy okedy qoky okeedy qokey qokedy okedy qokeedy okeedy shedy qoky...
and using your key I try to decipher this part:
um/un dclus(is) udclus(is) aqu(a)dus(is) udcclus(is) aqu(a)dcus(is) aqu(a)dclus(is) udclus(is) aqu(a)dcclus(is) udcclus(is) prclus(is) aqu(a)dus(is)...
What can you say about this?
I can say this is nightmare for voynichist.
And the most difficult part is d - it can stand for al and Whitaker's Words say that al is suffix, that means "of a ~, pertaining to a ~, in a condition of ~, in a state of ~;" and which, if I understand correctly, can be inserted in many of Latin words...
Is, for example, qokedy derived from qokey by insertion of al? Or d there is a part of the stem?
Nevertheless, I'll try to give translation for each word separately (using Words):
poiin - piavi (cleanse)
olkedy - benedicalis (bless), let it be one word!
okedy - auditalis (hearing)
qoky - aquadis (watered), this should be aquatis, but as I understand t in the middle can sometimes be d. That's what I You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..
okeedy - judicatilis (judge)
qokey - aquadicus
qokedy - aquadicalis
okedy - auditalis
qokeedy - quidditatilis
okeedy
shedy - protollis (raise up)
qoky - aquadis
No much sense.