Critique wanted

[KJ now]

I would have a simple question.
You say things like 'it seems to say “it is Sacred word” or “the essence is declared”' so it looks like you are getting some meaning from Voynich Manuscript.

What language is Voynich Manuscript written in then?
Do you have any longer sentences translated or just single words?

Hi I really appreciate you asking directly.

What language is the Voynich Manuscript written in?
That’s part of what we’re trying to uncover. We don’tbelieve it’s a single language, but rather a phonetic system influenced by many spoken dialects post-1300. We’ve found strong structural patterns that map onto sounds from:
Middle HighGerman
Old Norseand Proto-Norse
Old Church Slavonic
Gaulish languages based on celtic roots that align with our timeline
Latin (folk,ecclesiastical, and scientific)
Classical Hebrew (especially for spiritualand declarative words)
Finnish/Uralic and scattered Greek
   We think the manuscript was created by classically trained scribes who had exposure to all these — and encoded sound rather than exact spelling. That’s why we built POLER-D (Phonetic-Oral Linguistic Encoding Reconstruction - Diachronic).

Do we have longer translations, or just single words?
We’ve now moved from translating individual words>to phrases>to full poetic paragraphs. Here’s an example from folio f103r:
EVA consistentline:
otolar qokedy otokedy otokedy qotain gollas gollas eer olkeedy

>latin:
Senior accendit decoctionem. Iterum accendit. Via animae fluit. Lux lux est. Essentia completa est.
>English:
“The elder ignites the decoction. Again, he ignites it. The soul’s path flows. Light upon light. The essence is complete.”
   It’s poetic, ritualistic, and similar patterns repeat across unrelated folios — suggesting this isn’t random.

What about the glyph image I posted earlier?
   That stylized glyph resembles a compound of shapes found in words like shedy, otedy, or otar, which commonly appear in ritual phrases involving speaking, declaring, or essence.

Using POLER-D phonetic matching, it likely reads something like:
 “It is sacred speech” or “Essence is declared” This was merely my personal choice to attempt it in a test of the system since it appeared to style reflect voynichese. 
    We’re not claiming perfection or final answers just consistency. And consistency is what systems are made of.
Always open to more eyes on the process and grateful for your curiosity and any input.

— K.J.