(11-09-2026, 04:38 PM)JoJo_Jost wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.123 of the 947 Voynich labels begin with EVA “ot,” which is about 13.0%. The count included labels with more than one character.No one knows. Maybe it works for all words. Maybe only for Currier B. Maybe there are some hidden rules here. But there are still some coincidences.
Does that mean 13% of the words are supposed to "F"?
(11-09-2026, 01:58 PM)Juan_Sali wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.An idea for a cipher with a kind of numeric component.Hmm, this is quite interesting. But can Core tokens really be encrypted letters? Or rather, can we try to come up with some kind of cipher alphabet?
Taking the scheme of prefix - core - sufix.
The core represents a plain letter, and the set of sufix-prefix around the core moves the letter
certain number of positions, in the style of a caesar cipher.
This will reduce the field, 1 core per plain letter is enough, and the number of sets of prefix-sufix doesnt
need to be high to have a high number of options to encode every letter.
Overall, you can imagine something like a Polybius square. Prefix shifts the letter horizontally, Suffix — vertically.


