14-12-2016, 08:26 PM
(This post was last modified: 14-12-2016, 08:27 PM by Wladimir D.)
voynichese.com program does not distinguish between the letters "b" and "n" (EVA).
I found 15 cases of letters "b". There are statistical differences between these two glyphs.
Before the letter "b" is always written "e" . Before the letter "n" written "i", "a", "o" and the letter "e", if the glyph (character) "u" (EVA) is composed of "e" + "n" (Figures 22-25).
The letter "b" is always the last in the word . On the letter "n", this rule not covered. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
In addition, bench with an apostrophe (when the bottom of the left leg - is the beginning of apostrophe Figure 16, 17) you can transcribe as "bh". In this case, the left leg with the addition of an apostrophe on the second pass may also be qualified as "b" (Figure 5 yellow square).
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I have always considered the single glyphs (Examples 18, 19, 20) as the capital "n ". However, in Example 21 the glyph is in the middle of the word (It can not be capital letter).
These glyphs are like bigram consisting of "ר" (as I described in # 76 post - mirror "e") + ¬ (apostrophe). It is used in language A.
Can be traced principle similar to modifiers t1, t2, t3, when the modifier (¬ apostrophe) is added to the base character. "b" = "e" + ¬, "n" = "i" + ¬, "ר" + ¬ = new independent glyph.
![[Image: attachment.php?aid=988]](http://voynich.ninja/attachment.php?aid=988)
I found 15 cases of letters "b". There are statistical differences between these two glyphs.
Before the letter "b" is always written "e" . Before the letter "n" written "i", "a", "o" and the letter "e", if the glyph (character) "u" (EVA) is composed of "e" + "n" (Figures 22-25).
The letter "b" is always the last in the word . On the letter "n", this rule not covered. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
In addition, bench with an apostrophe (when the bottom of the left leg - is the beginning of apostrophe Figure 16, 17) you can transcribe as "bh". In this case, the left leg with the addition of an apostrophe on the second pass may also be qualified as "b" (Figure 5 yellow square).
I have always considered the single glyphs (Examples 18, 19, 20) as the capital "n ". However, in Example 21 the glyph is in the middle of the word (It can not be capital letter).
These glyphs are like bigram consisting of "ר" (as I described in # 76 post - mirror "e") + ¬ (apostrophe). It is used in language A.
Can be traced principle similar to modifiers t1, t2, t3, when the modifier (¬ apostrophe) is added to the base character. "b" = "e" + ¬, "n" = "i" + ¬, "ר" + ¬ = new independent glyph.


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