[split] Big f116v spillover thread.

[Stefan Wirtz_2]

I find a lot of it easy to understand, and I’m German. [..]
The spelling “Poxleber” as “Bocksleber” is attested

Fine, let‘s begin:
- what does „vinen/vmen“ mean? (directly after „poxleber“. Unreadable? Try the following.)
- what does „anchiton/michiton“ mean? Which language is that?
- what does „oladaba?“ mean?
- what does „mnlie?“ mean?
- what does „re/te/ce“ mean? 
- what does „teve/tere/ceve/cere“ mean?
…
- what is „six/fix“, „mamx“ and „vix/rix“?
- what does „abia“ mean?

You understand that all? As what?

From when exactly is the (printed) notation of „poxleber“, where is the original?

"So nim" xxx "mich" (evtl "o") is clear German—and no, that’s not the case in every language.

You don‘t have to xxx the ˋgas´, this is one of the few clearly visible and recognizable spellings at this page.
And this word clearly makes not the slightest sense at that position, only after bending it somehow to Gais or whatever. And even then, you have to bend the following word also to give any weird meaning to it all.
You really mean „so“ and „nim“ cannot occur in many other languages?

Enlighten us.