Conlang, Glossolalia, daiin pronounced
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(16-04-2026, 03:28 AM)oeesordy wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Lets assume I'm right [..]
I have a site where you can put in Latin words and it outputs eva to check.
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You have to admit that crossbow looks antiquated.

This does not work out at all.

The first and easiest input says:

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(looks like I was the first visitor)


Endings "a" are producing a Voynichese endings " ch ". I do not remind any 'vords' ending this way in whole script.

Any Latin with doubled characters would also produce doubled characters in Voynichese; such geminized letters are very rare in whole script (yes, this is still relevant).

Please assume that you might be wrong -- it's not Latin.

About the crossbow: you will find representations/pictures until deep into 15th/16th century showing this "antiquated design": those things had a simple and cheap design as a mass weapon for centuries. Not much new to invent for it from 9th CT. to 15th Ct.
Author/draftsman of VMS is rather notorious for being too precise with details...


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RE: Conlang, Glossolalia, daiin pronounced - by Stefan Wirtz_2 - 16-04-2026, 12:54 PM

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