Voynich through Phonetic Irish

[Doireannjane]

Hi Voynich enthusiasts! I was on an episode of TLB (decoding the enigma) last year and received a lot of criticism on here haha some of it super valid. I definitely didn't show everything, I was not the most organized or linguistically informed when I started. I am still very much not a linguist although my focus in college was translation. I've done a lot of work since last year and my lexicon has had two following phonetic iterations. I responded to the thread on here about me on my TikTok (blesst_butt). Lisa Fagan Davis suggested I join VN after it was suggested I get peer review of some kind. I believe I'm missing one requirement for my lexicon and theory: the ability to have it be repeatable by others. I've made lessons on how to translate using Medieval Irish phonetics through modern spellings. If anyone would like to help with repeatability, please message me. Not necessary, but it will be easier if you have echolalia and/or a musical understanding and/or Irish language background. The instructions and syntactic exceptions are a little involved to start but INCREDIBLY easy when you get the hang of it. The lessons will be posted on my Youtube (same @ as Tiktok) I have nearly every page touched (full or partial translation) I identified plants, some of which challenge visual translations of plant experts, and also some roots. My sentences are logical and often aligned with images and depictions (tenses and distinguishing adverbs/adjectives not always clear) 

This has been and continues to be a long but rewarding project, as I say in many of my videos, I feel delusional half the time since my work is pretty solo but I'm ok with that, makes the wows more thrilling/amazing, there have been so many but I'm always seeking more. I don't keep up with many other theories or with VN mainly because at the start I worried it would influence or discourage me and I was laser focused on my own hunches/connections/process. Some of my publication and process is on Substack as well (same @ as TikTok) All of my work and the lexicon/phonetics evolution is entirely documented with timestamps pushing to a repo on Github. There is no use of AI whatsoever in my process/approach. I am fundamentally against it. 


I'm grateful for any peer review/constructive input especially with phonemic notation and would love volunteers that want to demonstrate repeatability. This has been a huge part of my life this last year. I ask that my logic/process is not copied for any LLMs and that I am cited in work that builds from my ideas. 

Thank you!