15-10-2025, 04:41 PM
Pontic Greek
While reading an article about You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., I was surprised to learn that this dialect was written in different countries using different alphabets: Greek, Turkish, Latin, and Cyrillic.
The Cyrillic script is the most interesting; it used digraphs instead of diacritics, and the letter θ could be transcribed as с, ф, and т.
Can the Voynich alphabet also have several ways of transcribing certain letters of the original text?
While reading an article about You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., I was surprised to learn that this dialect was written in different countries using different alphabets: Greek, Turkish, Latin, and Cyrillic.
The Cyrillic script is the most interesting; it used digraphs instead of diacritics, and the letter θ could be transcribed as с, ф, and т.
Can the Voynich alphabet also have several ways of transcribing certain letters of the original text?