22-11-2025, 07:15 AM
One can argue that without punctuation, any translation will always be eisegesis. Irish also has a differing grammatical order to Englsih. To read it in English, it has to be reordered at least a little. That is translation.
I have touched every page and the sentences make sense. I'm working on getting this verified with actual professionals. Again, I have determined many of the plants that no one else have before through translation alone.
The following is a literal word for word translation and it makes sense.
Resin-water bragget wash aids in occaisions(?) Petersham(or rough wollen cloth) flower-water replenish redivide fold under light drizzle tuft/nipple twinge of pain little wound for some time festering how what fresh that penetrated path flower poured
I have touched every page and the sentences make sense. I'm working on getting this verified with actual professionals. Again, I have determined many of the plants that no one else have before through translation alone.
The following is a literal word for word translation and it makes sense.
Resin-water bragget wash aids in occaisions(?) Petersham(or rough wollen cloth) flower-water replenish redivide fold under light drizzle tuft/nipple twinge of pain little wound for some time festering how what fresh that penetrated path flower poured
