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Old Czech (Bohemian) or Moravian
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(20-10-2026, 03:33 PM)JoJo_Jost wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
It's always the same story: if a solution doesn't fit the statistics, the problem is the statistics... Big Grin Big Grin Wink

In this case, I think the problem is the character mapping.  Right now, the only EVA character that I feel confident about is "s".  I think all the others are still up for debate.

From what I have found online, in Old Czech the solo "s" had multiple meanings; with, of, from, alongside

I was encouraged to see that solo "s" was also used for "alongside".  In the Voynich Manuscript, a solo "s" often appears at the ends of lines and before illustration interruptions.  In those cases, I'm interpreting the solo "s" to mean "to be continued" or "the next text is to be read alongside the current text".
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Old Czech (Bohemian) or Moravian - by pjburkshire - 19-10-2026, 04:33 PM
RE: Old Czech (Bohemian) or Moravian - by RadioFM - 20-10-2026, 04:57 AM
RE: Old Czech (Bohemian) or Moravian - by Rafal - 20-10-2026, 10:36 AM
RE: Old Czech (Bohemian) or Moravian - by pjburkshire - 24-10-2026, 05:02 PM

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