Here are some frequent vord pairs in Currier B. Only instances where a pair appears 3 or more times are counted. The number tells how many times more you find this pair compared with the expected, for example dar + shey 2.53 times more than expected. Single lit up cells don't mean much, but when you have a : : like formation, it might mean something. I moved the rows and columns so that these patterns got clumped together, and some patterns emerged. -ain/-aiin -vords are followed by she/che+y/dy, -ey/edy vords by qok- vords, but not all types etc. Moving the columns/rows by hand is pretty arbitrary, I thought about grouping them automatically but didn't get to it.
Enough for today.
Enough for today.


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