Voynich through Phonetic Irish

[rikforto]

I can’t properly read parts of the graph. Why is there a sh? This is a little complicated because the three dialects are super different, I usually find myself hearing it as either Munster or Connacht because of what has and what has not been retained sound wise and character wise.

B in Modern Irish is usually in combination with other characters (mbd in Irish) to make other sounds that are covered already by bh or VUH, for example

You may want to familiarize yourself with EVA, but the "sh" corresponds to sh. In your video, you read it as Irish "b", which is a voiced bilabial stop. If it is also "bh" then I can update the table to that it is also a voiced labial fricative. I can also delete it from the stop line if it is not a stop. And if it is a letter, rather than a phonological value, please let me know so I can stop trying to fit your system to Irish phonology.