04-09-2026, 02:22 PM
There’s clearly a catch in the signatures…
I can’t decipher these words letter by letter, but I can identify some features when comparing the words and their hypothetic translations:
1). There is a connection between phlegm and yellow bile. The thing is that ph and f are sounds that are identical in terms of how they sound. If you replace ph with f, you get a perfect correspondence: Flegma — Flavus and otedy — otol. It turns out that ot could theoretically be either F or Fl.
2). The two a’s in the word atra correspond to the two d’s in the word dchdy.
3). There are no correspondences with the word sanquis (olkchs). This may suggest that chs (variant of che?) is a single number.
I can’t decipher these words letter by letter, but I can identify some features when comparing the words and their hypothetic translations:
1). There is a connection between phlegm and yellow bile. The thing is that ph and f are sounds that are identical in terms of how they sound. If you replace ph with f, you get a perfect correspondence: Flegma — Flavus and otedy — otol. It turns out that ot could theoretically be either F or Fl.
2). The two a’s in the word atra correspond to the two d’s in the word dchdy.
3). There are no correspondences with the word sanquis (olkchs). This may suggest that chs (variant of che?) is a single number.