28-04-2025, 08:38 AM
I think it's possible that v is some kind of an alternative form of a, but given that v is an extremely rare character, which I think appears only once in the main text, it's very hard to make any argument for this. I don't think the way it appears in the main text on f3r is compatible with a, I wouldn't expect aor there, maybe lor, chor or dor.
There is only one other instance I can find in the transliteration where a word starts with aor, and it's aora? from f99r, but if you look it up in the MS, this doesn't really look like aor either, more like oarar or oaran.
There is only one other instance I can find in the transliteration where a word starts with aor, and it's aora? from f99r, but if you look it up in the MS, this doesn't really look like aor either, more like oarar or oaran.