Conlang, Glossolalia, daiin pronounced
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@Stefan thanks for your input

Here is an example of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and its short, my pronunciation maybe terrible.  It's a prayer in speech where any syllable that leaves your vocal chords is a sign of devotion.  That's "speaking in tongues".  This could be the author's own words that he recorded with Latin. After he wrote down the words in Latin he assigned the glyphs to it as a dictionary.  Then he memorized the glyphs as Latin sounds and wrote out the MS-408, maybe he did not have any help by the looks of the pictures.  Currier A/B is him.  Or he had help that's a tough answer although the consensus says multiple scribes.

I have had other theories and I discounted them yet there is to much that has been connected here.  I believe the small amount of effort to show corrections for this text is a façade.  To make you think the language behind it is 100%.  The author had much going on with woman I believe he was male.  I'm a man and I can see the misogyny in the MS-408.  The crossbow man pointing his bolt at her vagina, naked ladies, tying up woman and woman being eaten by fish although that could be a man.  Maybe in away this tongue business was private but a confession and the supernova prompted this outpouring, speculation.  He had his fetishes and was brilliant if you ask me.  He had an omen on his back "You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view." omen.

The reason it is hidden is the man wanted to get it out of his system his thoughts in tongues with God.  The supernova spurred on his soul.  He did leave little trails of morsels like MV, Se You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and some other Latin words I have found in the text with this unique Glossolalia Substitution cipher 1 to 1.

God is actually in the MS-408 as dio for dor which is in tongues as "OCTOIO" listed 73 times as dor for eva.  Octo is "d" for eva.

This fits for low entropy and why no one has decoded it or put a language to it.  For the first time in 17 years with these discoveries the doubting has diminished to .01 %.  I feel I have done it.  What I doubt is a guy gathered this from a library.


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RE: Conlang, Glossolalia, daiin pronounced - by oeesordy - 16-04-2026, 09:52 PM

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