Voynich Reconsidered

[Stefan Wirtz_2]

"European" languages generally have polysyllabic words.  That is the case for all the Indo-European languages, for the Finno-Ugrian ones (Finnish, Sami, Hungarian),[..]

I agree for Indo-European languages, Finnish and Hungarian - but I do not agree for most of the other finno-ugric languages --they have a clear tendency to short words with rather not so much syllables.

But we should discuss this no longer beneath this thread here;

on the other hand, I don't understand why this one is under "News" all the time.
It's a theory, and should be under "Th & S".