01-08-2025, 11:34 PM
Hi Petrasti, it's nice that you want to contribute some new ideas.
Could you perhaps provide us with some details about your ideas in your posts, ( rather than just dropping a big file ).
From what i gather your idea is that Voynichese is a substitution cipher where each voynichese glyph stands for a latin-script letter,
with EVA-ch and -sh, and EVA-a and -y being homophones,
additionally EVA-iin and EVA-in are substituted as a single letter ( which is a nice touch )
You choose to substitute into multiple languages including
English, Old English, Middle English, Indo-European, Old Irish, Gaelic.
I hope you can correct any misinterpretations i may have made and provide a clear, summary of your theory in a paragraph or two.
Thanks.
Could you perhaps provide us with some details about your ideas in your posts, ( rather than just dropping a big file ).
From what i gather your idea is that Voynichese is a substitution cipher where each voynichese glyph stands for a latin-script letter,
with EVA-ch and -sh, and EVA-a and -y being homophones,
additionally EVA-iin and EVA-in are substituted as a single letter ( which is a nice touch )
You choose to substitute into multiple languages including
English, Old English, Middle English, Indo-European, Old Irish, Gaelic.
I hope you can correct any misinterpretations i may have made and provide a clear, summary of your theory in a paragraph or two.
Thanks.