Apparently, bigrams (ai/ar/al and oi/or/ol) have some rules of usage.
They can be combined either with each other or with other symbols, most often these are ch, k и d.
It is noteworthy that cases when a bigram is combined with both a symbol and another bigram are very rare (and some of them are concentrated on f58r). It looks pretty logical if you imagine that they are equal, for example, II or XI.
I couldn't create a nomenclator like Voynichese... But these attempts gave me a special thought, which will not be discussed here...
They can be combined either with each other or with other symbols, most often these are ch, k и d.
It is noteworthy that cases when a bigram is combined with both a symbol and another bigram are very rare (and some of them are concentrated on f58r). It looks pretty logical if you imagine that they are equal, for example, II or XI.
I couldn't create a nomenclator like Voynichese... But these attempts gave me a special thought, which will not be discussed here...