16-06-2026, 10:40 AM
It's even more bizarre knowing that "ne" is often dropped in speech. I understand step the manuscript Voynich.
This made me wonder about the etymology of "ne...rien", nothing. This "rien" part apparently comes from Latin rem (nom. res), "thing". So ne...rien is basically the same as no-thing.
This made me wonder about the etymology of "ne...rien", nothing. This "rien" part apparently comes from Latin rem (nom. res), "thing". So ne...rien is basically the same as no-thing.

