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

[Michael Obraztsov]

ollax or oflax ?

ollax

Are you reading the letter EVA k in two different ways?

Now I thought that in some cases "k" EVA (and its analogues) can also denote the letter "m" missing in my alphabet, but this is a rather rare phenomenon, since on average, "m" at the beginning of a word was found in European languages with a frequency of less than 1.5%, and at the end of words it was sometimes discarded, as in some Latin dialects, although at the end of words "m" was found on average with a frequency of 3%. The same principle (with the replacement of other letters) applies to the rest of the low-frequency missing letters. Their total influence in percentages is small, and the replacements are explained by the inaccuracies of the copyist's reproduction.