10-08-2025, 03:36 PM
Hi everyone, I need to change my information a bit. I was too caught up in my theory, where I look for the base words, and the e always comes second. Generally speaking, the "e" can also be placed further back. Still, look at the frequency of words with and without the "e". There are simply too many "similar" words for it to be a coincidence.
The same applies to words with the gallow sign in the middle c*h. These appear more often than average in the manuscript even without the gallow sing.
The same thing happens with words that have a tilde above the ch. c+h to ch. These also occur disproportionately often without the tilde.
Of course, you'll find exceptions, especially for words that occur rarely and are rarely mentioned. But the frequency of the mentioned similarities is still remarkably high.
The same applies to words with the gallow sign in the middle c*h. These appear more often than average in the manuscript even without the gallow sing.
The same thing happens with words that have a tilde above the ch. c+h to ch. These also occur disproportionately often without the tilde.
Of course, you'll find exceptions, especially for words that occur rarely and are rarely mentioned. But the frequency of the mentioned similarities is still remarkably high.