Vampires in the Voynich manuscript

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Hi, Pavel!
In your message, two completely different words are translated as "steam", is there a reason for this?

Yes, since it is a Charamut Russian language, there is a more well-known analogue, which is "Lithorea" or another analogue, "Tarabarskaya Gramota," which are the encrypted languages of magicians, priests, and Magi. This language was written about by the linguist Platon Akimovich Lukashevich. His works are not widely known, but they can be found in Wikipedia. The essence of the language is that there are three levels of reading the same text using the same letters. In one case, the consonants and vowels are changed to similar ones. Even if the spelling is different, you can still read the original source code. However, there is a drawback to this method: there are words that are similar in spelling but have different meanings. For example, the word "Beda" (Trouble) can be written as "Voda" (Water), but the context of the text is necessary to determine whether it refers to trouble or water. The third level of reading is done by reading the syllables in reverse order. However, it is done by reading the syllables in reverse order, not by mirroring them. For more information, please refer to my book "The Voynich Manuscript - Translated by Pavel Konnov," You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. - which is currently being translated into English.