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• RE: How to prove that the B-language is not Greek?

  Stefan Wirtz_2 > Yesterday, 11:01 PM

  What do you mean by "shedy"?
  
  For starters, I do not see this "h" as a separate letter in VMS at all, but only as one of the flaws in EVA.
  
  I think you mean this: Shedy"
  
  Did not identify the combination symbol Sh yet, and I am quite, but not finally sure that e is our letter o.
  In my little world the dy equivalents to ka or kya, as I see the base of VMS character set more influenced by cyrillic than greek.
  So the last three letters would be -oka or okya, окя .
  
  I "translated" only those words which I estimated with a good chance to be names; I do not perform any further translation-tries now, as I have no source language yet and a too little character set.

• RE: How to prove that the B-language is not Greek?

  Ruby Novacna > 2 hours ago

  (Yesterday, 11:01 PM)Stefan Wirtz_2 Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.What do you mean by "shedy"?
  For starters, I do not see this "h" as a separate letter in VMS at all, but only as one of the flaws in EVA.
  I think you mean this: Shedy"
  Did not identify the combination symbol Sh yet, and I am quite, but not finally sure that e is our letter o.
  In my little world the dy equivalents to ka or kya, as I see the base of VMS character set more influenced by cyrillic than greek.
  So the last three letters would be -oka or okya, окя .
  I "translated" only those words which I estimated with a good chance to be names; I do not perform any further translation-tries now, as I have no source language yet and a too little character set.

  
  Thanks, Stefan!
  If I understand correctly, you have no arguments for or against my interpretation of "shedy" & Co. in Greek; you're only interested in the shape of the glyphs. 
  I find this curious, because in the region you described in your thread, shouldn't the Greek language be lacking?
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