Ruby's Greek Thread

[kckluge]

Cvetka, why do you think this is the first word for the plant?

I checked the first words at the time when Dr. Bax presented his theory that the first words are the names of the plants

Jorge Stolfi also made a case for that: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. Cribs would be wonderful, although I'm not entirely convinced.

[Juan_Sali]

 (there is a lot of floral imagery in the Bible)

I am interested in that point. Has it been tryed to identify the flowers that mention the bible in the VM herbal?
I have this link in my database:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (it mentions to Poppy - papaver somniferum (f33r in the VM) as Isaiah 40:6,the crucifxtion and reference to gall is Matthew 27-34)

[Ruby Novacna]

Cribs would be wonderful

I apologise, the automatic translator has translated the word cribs as child beds, can you replace it with a synonym please?

[cvetkakocj@rogers.com]

 (there is a lot of floral imagery in the Bible)

I am interested in that point. Has it been tryed to identify the flowers that mention the bible in the VM herbal?
I have this link in my database:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (it mentions to Poppy - papaver somniferum (f33r in the VM) as Isaiah 40:6,the crucifxtion and reference to gall is Matthew 27-34)

There was great interest in the roses in the Middle Ages. Austrian and German poets/knights used them for their symbol. They were defending the glory of women, which means they sought reforms to bring some more feminine values in the Church, values such as forgiveness, unconditional love, patience, forgiveness, ets. In other words, they focused on female artistic inspiration. In the Latin Vulgata Bible, the lily was apparently mistranslated to 'rose' (in the Song of Songs). I suppose the Rosicrucians picked up on the floral imagery and included rose in their symbol.

[Ruby Novacna]

Your "sh, dsh, dch, pch, fch etc." look heavily like EVA.

These are combinations of the EVA glyphs, effectively.

You write on the other trade that you have understood it, but you have not.

This may well be the case. I am trying to understand.

[nablator]

Cribs would be wonderful

I apologise, the automatic translator has translated the word cribs as child beds, can you replace it with a synonym please?

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[kckluge]

Cribs would be wonderful

I apologise, the automatic translator has translated the word cribs as child beds, can you replace it with a synonym please?

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It also applies in translation situations. Knowing the names of the pharaohs in the Greek text and that the names in cartouches were the same names in hieroglyphs provided Champollion with a crib to translate the hieroglyphs on the Rosetta Stone.

[Ruby Novacna]

Knowing the names of the pharaohs in the Greek text and that the names in cartouches were the same names in hieroglyphs provided Champollion with a crib to translate the hieroglyphs on the Rosetta Stone.

In our case dictionaries can be used to indicate existing words in different languages?

[Ruby Novacna]

I think that this dialect can broaden the search base for plain text words. For example, Deffner's dictionary presents the word νυθη as the equivalent of Greek νυμφη - young wife, bride. This word can be transcribed in Voinichese as You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..

[R. Sale]

Champollion solved the sacred Egyptian rebus.