This is impossible for a language

[Stefan Wirtz_2]

Suppose I'm wrong, then would it be word substitution not following letter for letter of a language; or does the Voynich lean more towards an invented language, because I think if it were a cipher it would have already been solved?  Can these questions really be answered, I hope this example might have gave us rush not disappointment.  It seems the voynich has so many blind alley's when you look for light the more pain to your eye's.

And if you think it is word substitution would the prefixes and suffixes follow any logic from the given language it supposed to follow like Latin or is it just "Lingual"?  However maybe the attempt at making a language makes it really not behave entirely like a language.

I would go so far to say that the VMS characters are an invented alphabet — this is easy.
„Alphabet“ may as well be some simple-type enciphering, but I think you are right: that one would have been cracked at latest within the last 10-20 years.

There is no trace of Latin = it is not Latin or any related language. The list of „solutions“ shows all the failed attempts.
I severely doubt there was ever any systematic comparison even with only all (geographically) european languages; the dogma of VMS „being an italian herbal“ or „coming from somewhere around the Alps“ weighed too heavy on those who are still curious…