Voynichese: a forgotten turkic-aramaic-persian language?

[escape]

Hello, all and especially Wladimir Dulow. I've already wrote about the 6th label ( So2ax ) - this word is translated as 'motion' and there is not clearly understanding of what meaning it carries here. W. Dulow, whether you was more attentive, you could find this translation in my short vocabulary.



The red distances is shorter than green. This proves to the people like you, that the labels are related to the closest images (fittings, tubes), i.e. right-sided from labels.

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I once wondered about a Turkic solution. The agglutinative feature of the language family resembles what we see in Voynichese:

yat-
yatmak
yatık
yatak
yatay
yatkın
yatır-
yatırmak
yatırım
yatırımcı

göz
gözlük
gözlükçü
gözlükçülük
gözle-
gözlem
gözlemci
gözlemek
gözetlemek

The only problem is that Turkic words are often 8-10 letters long while VMS words rarely get that length.

Semitic languages (like escape's Aramaic) have an "infix" feature similar to Voynichese (qokey - qokeey - qokedy - qokeody) but as Koen points out, Voynich "consonants" have a different distribution than Semitic ones.

 
The Uyghur and Uzbek word-bases finds more corellations with VM than other Turkic languages. This observation could point to a land of a Gold Horde, a native land of the all Turks - North-western Himalayan region (Xinjiang-Uyghur). And where we have a Turkey now?) Which way they had done from their homeland and through which countries? It is not a secret, that present Georgia has been divided to 2 countries - Iberia (Iveria) and Albania (Alvania). And where are this countries nowadays?)) a Spain and an Albania which is close to Italia)) And why Italians so similar to Georgians?

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And one else interesting thing. Which countries are in the place of those Iberia, Albania and Sarmatia now?