23-09-2016, 07:55 AM
The reason why I somewhat insisted on this in the other thread is exactly this. One-to-one substisubstitution solutions just beg to be checked against what Voynichese syllable structure allows - or at least very strongly prefers. Apparent syllable structure is one of the few footholds we have, but it is often ignored. It also allows us to poke huge holes through most proposed solutions, but the matter often remains so vague that it is again ignored. It would indeed be nice to compose an overview of these preferences, which could be used as an immediate test for solutions, and might provide some new insights.
Emma? :-)
Emma? :-)