10-08-2026, 10:00 PM
I just thought—could there be letter addition in the proposed numerical cipher?
Let’s say U/V = 21. Instead of writing XXI as a single number, we can combine several letters, e.g. the letters o - ch and a = y. Then, when deciphering, we will get not u/v, but the combination oa. At the same time, the number will be the same (when adding).
This could explain the variety of words, which my cipher doesn’t take into account very much.
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Let’s say U/V = 21. Instead of writing XXI as a single number, we can combine several letters, e.g. the letters o - ch and a = y. Then, when deciphering, we will get not u/v, but the combination oa. At the same time, the number will be the same (when adding).
This could explain the variety of words, which my cipher doesn’t take into account very much.
This could be verified using the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. example...

