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Solutions [discussion thread - moved]
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RE: Solutions [discussion thread - moved]
davidd > Yesterday, 09:02 PM
To mirror (parody) some of the solvers narcissism: I think daiin means David and the whole voynich is a love song to somebody named just like me, to my name
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RE: Solutions [discussion thread - moved]
Koen G > Yesterday, 09:03 PM
It looks like that went easier than I thought! Geoffrey's "so" isn't so bad for a frequent word, maybe he'd pass the daiin test
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RE: Solutions [discussion thread - moved]
oshfdk > Yesterday, 09:07 PM
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RE: Solutions [discussion thread - moved]
davidd > Yesterday, 09:22 PM
Also "continuously" as a verb modifier to make it a continuing participle, like adding "-ing" to a verb stem in english seems a reasonable thing that could be the most frequent word. -
RE: Solutions [discussion thread - moved]
oshfdk > Yesterday, 09:48 PM
(Yesterday, 09:22 PM)davidd Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Also "continuously" as a verb modifier to make it a continuing participle, like adding "-ing" to a verb stem in english seems a reasonable thing that could be the most frequent word.
But it's not only frequent, it also can be repeated.
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RE: Solutions [discussion thread - moved]
davidd > Yesterday, 10:16 PM
(Yesterday, 09:48 PM)oshfdk Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
(Yesterday, 09:22 PM)davidd Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Also "continuously" as a verb modifier to make it a continuing participle, like adding "-ing" to a verb stem in english seems a reasonable thing that could be the most frequent word.
But it's not only frequent, it also can be repeated.
hopefully one day we will know. But to launch a possible theory: the text has no interpunction, so it could just be that that stuff happens where one sentence ends and another begins. It also depends on if you think whether a one glyph change to a vord changes the entire meaning or is just a variation of the same vord. I think in most languages changing one letter can change the entire meaning of a word, so therefor i assume the same for vonichese