Voynich through Phonetic Irish

[oshfdk]

No. Nothing about that is cherry picking. The words sound similar and are each spelled a variant. I typed in Teannglann TA. There is Tae and there is Tá. Listen to the dialects. There is absolutely not one single thing that is cherry picking about what I am doing.

No matter what you call it, this is a faulty methodology for translating. If you cannot properly reconstruct a word based on how its written, but you have to use the context to pick the right interpretation, then any claims about "reasonable sentences" or "precise identification" are irrelevant. These sentences are built by trial and error brick by brick to make them look plausible. They are not translated, they are designed. And they look (somewhat) reasonable because they are designed to look reasonable. Basically you are writing a book of your own creation, the Voynich Manuscript here is just the canvas or a creativity booster, as far as I can tell.