Does a list or glossary of all vords exists?

[BerndB81]

Hi everyone,

I am new to the forum but not new to the VM. I see everyvere some interesting stats but I wonder if there is a complete list of all vords in the VM and where they appeare. I can't find one and I think it would be helpfull. Especially to test the Naibbe cipher.

Best regards,
Bernd

[Addsamuels]

See 
  Σwords in ZL transcription.xlsx (Size: 106.2 KB / Downloads: 42)

Does depend on what you define a word to be, and based on transcription (and error correction).

Regards,

A.

[LisaFaginDavis]

You can also generate the list yourself and conduct a bunch of analytics using open-access resources like You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

[RobGea]

Go to voynich.nu  >> Text Analysis - Transliteration of the Text  >  Location of main transliteration resources.
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and download the transliteration file of your choice then you can use find in a decent text editor.
"RF.  A "Reference" transliteration.  basic    ::  { RF1b-er.txt }  would probably best suit your needs.

And of course there is voynichese.com ( that uses the Takahasi Transcription ).

[Torsten]

I see everyvere some interesting stats but I wonder if there is a complete list of all vords in the VM and where they appeare.

A concordance for the VMS is available here: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

[BerndB81]

Thank you all. I think the first one is the list I was looking for. I want to sort it alphabetically and see if any patterns emerge.