Voynich through Phonetic Irish

[Doireannjane]

I’m a gestalt language processor

Perhaps we can go the other way around?  According to your proposal, how would the Author of the VMS have spoken the following sentence in Irish, and how would he have spelled  it in the Voynichese alphabet:

  Tea of the bark of willow is good for ailments of the stomach and liver. Take two cups
  daily for ten days.  Willows grow near rivers.  The bark is best collected in Spring.

I understand that the spelling system you propose allows for many variant spellings.  Can you list a few of them, using the above sentence?

All the best, --stolfi

I remember seeing tea before on 54r.

Sorry I saw this late, was writing it out and remembered this from a way earlier push on github. I've seen tea before

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I’m a gestalt language processor

Perhaps we can go the other way around?  According to your proposal, how would the Author of the VMS have spoken the following sentence in Irish, and how would he have spelled  it in the Voynichese alphabet:

  Tea of the bark of willow is good for ailments of the stomach and liver. Take two cups
  daily for ten days.  Willows grow near rivers.  The bark is best collected in Spring.

I understand that the spelling system you propose allows for many variant spellings.  Can you list a few of them, using the above sentence?

All the best, --stolfi

I remember seeing tea before on 54r.

Sorry I saw this late, was writing it out and remembered this from a way earlier push on github. I've seen tea before