Liaisons in the Voynich text

[quimqu]

@quimqu: You had already suggested at one point that some glyphs might have been inserted afterwards. This example could even provide a reason why, for instance, a "q" might sometimes have been added later (perhaps because the scribe had "forgotten" it, or maybe it was needed).

Hi todhk!

Yes, old Irish seemed to do simmilar things... but remember no language has matched the VOynich (I supposed someone has already checked old Irish).

I don't think they are inserted afterwards, as the spacing would be reduced a lot, and I don't detect this. When there is a q, the rest of the word sits further from the word before by about the whole width of the q, so the q was written in the flow and pushed the word along, not squeezed in afterwards.

Regards