11-07-2026, 12:23 AM
It would need to be tested to say this for sure, but my sense is that you'll still have to contend with the letter-order problem in Voynichese. Do most words start with a certain stroke and then proceed through others---is there any system like that?
This is especially acute for Chinese characters where stroke order essential to recovering the character, so you can't rearrange them to get the strokes in a partiuclar order
I myself have played with decomposing and re-ordering Latin letter components, but I struggled to come up with a set of rules that didn't sometimes give words like qotaiiiiin, though that's obviously not the last word on the matter
This is especially acute for Chinese characters where stroke order essential to recovering the character, so you can't rearrange them to get the strokes in a partiuclar order
I myself have played with decomposing and re-ordering Latin letter components, but I struggled to come up with a set of rules that didn't sometimes give words like qotaiiiiin, though that's obviously not the last word on the matter


