My Theory on the Voynich Manuscript: A Practical Medical Reading

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I think so because the overall structure of the text appears to follow an agglutinative language pattern. In particular, the placement of nouns, verbal nouns, and predicates seems consistent with Ottoman Turkish syntax.

You generated it with AI, did you?

Actually nobody is able so far to tell which word in Voynich Manuscriot is a noun, verb or whatever. If you cannot locate nouns, how can you say that they are consistent with Turkish?

Also agglutinative language means that there are long words built of several other words. I don't know Turkish but I believe what they say for example here: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

And Voynichese words are nothing like that. They are rather short and have fixed structure: prefix, core, suffix. 

But correct me if I am wrong. Are you able to give some examples of agglutinative words from Voynich Manuscript?