I've deciphered the Voynich Manuscript. Here is the alphabet of the manuscript

[cvetkakocj@rogers.com]

Many of your rival Solvers have found hundreds or thousands of words in their chosen language" - here is an important question: have they translated hundreds and thousands of words, translating many sentences in a row, translating from random samples, or limiting themselves to convenient words and phrases in different places of the text? And also, what percentage of such words completely match words from dictionaries, and what percentage only partially, with the root and the like?
2. Is there a record on the website of how many words of the Voynich manuscript were recognized by the program based on the alphabet proposed by one person or another? If it is not being conducted, then why? That's a big omission.
3. Suppose my interpretation is trivial, and with three languages, 75% of the recognized text can be obtained with many alphabet variants. But has there been any research on this topic? Would you recommend someone who knows how to use special programs well, who would use such programs to calculate the number of recognizable words of the Voynich manuscript based on my alphabet? I would also like to learn from such people about experiments with more than one language and the percentage of recognized words for each case. Are there such people here and the practice of calculating the percentage of recognized words using programs?

Neither of you mentions inflection. With highly inflected language, one root can generate ten, twenty words that differ for one or two letters and are considered by the Voynich researchers as unique words, while they all belong to the same word family. Therefore, in  a languagege where different suffixes are used for six cases, three numbers and three genders, just a declination of a masculine noun can generate 18 different suffixes. Add to this  a verb from that same word family and conjugate it for 3 numbers, three genders, 3 persons, and you get another nine similar words. Different one or two-letter prefixes would further increase the number of similar words. This is how 1000 different words could be recognized from just 50 or hundred recognizable words.