[split] Aga Tentakulus' Logical System

[JoJo_Jost]

so: In my Latin biblical corpus they occur in 1.10% of all word tokens combined.

What do you mean by that?
Are you talking about a passage from the Bible?

No, that was just a part of it: 7,343 verses, ~127,600 words.

I took now the entire Bible (printed in 1454) 35.811 Verse, 612.005 Words

-atis 1,530 0.2500%
-itis 1,360 0.2222%
-ati 1,208 0.1974%
-etis 877 0.1433%
-iti 315 0.0515%
-uti 234 0.0382%
-utis 164 0.0268%
-otis 85 0.0139%
-eti 73 0.0119%
-oti 66 0.0108%
Total 5,912 0.9660%

Nothing changes.

And 334.471 words, mostly Thomas Aquinas (as a “learnblock”), i.e., 13th-century medieval Latin.
Those are the two corpora I have readily available at the moment.

A total of nearly 1 million words

What kind of Latin are you looking for?

But as I said, it would be easier if you gave me an example where the frequency of the glyph sequence you mentioned reaches 10 percent—or even just three...

Because no matter what I give you, you won’t accept it.
So I could give you 1,000 counterexamples, and even then it wouldn’t be conclusive for you.

In short: You should just provide me with a text where your assumption holds true, because so far it doesn’t look good for your “aiin.”