Vord verifier

[Sam G]

It's similar to the regex created by Philip Neal:

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[… The transcription is a variant of EVA..]
The regular expression is something like
^[qd_][aoy_][lr_][ktpfKTPF_][CS_][eE_][d][ao_][lrmn_][y_]
(C =3D, ch S =3D, sh E =3D, ee KTPF =3D, the complex gallows)
correction: the last line, above, is how the passage appears online. I think it is meant to read(C =ch; S =sh; E =ee; KTPF = the complex gallows)
In other words, you chose any one character from each set in square brackets and rewrite the_ as zero, for instance qo_k_Ed__y -> qokeedy. The null character _ can occur anywhere: I would not interpret it as an unwritten vowel. I should admit a serious difficulty with the regex, namely that it generates most Voynichese words but also a great many words which do not occur, but I still think this is the basic pattern.