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• Reading Plant Names on Voynich by Chris Alex

  ChrisG > 5 hours ago

  I built an alphabet and started translating the plants section. I will upload here the plants mentioned that read with images to compare them with the images on the folio. Hope it helps.

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  ChrisG > 4 hours ago

  Names of plants and images on the links
  
  1. 56v
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  2. 56r
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  3. 55v
  
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  4. 55r
  
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  I will try to upload at least 1 new a day
  
  The alphabet is almost ready there are still 4 letters I am tuning, takes time but it already allows us to read most words which we validate with an official dictionary after decoding, will share it soon.
  
  Hope it helps.

• RE: Reading Plant Names on Voynich by Chris Alex

  Yavernoxia > 2 hours ago

  It’s not really clear what you’re trying to do here.
  
  In which language(s) do you “read” those words that are mentioned in your Facebook’s posts? Is it a single language or a mix of languages? Is (are) the language(s) indo-european and is the grammar (word construction first and foremost) consistent with 1400s?
  
  Do you think voynechese is simply a different alphabet / substitution cypher?
  
  For example in your latest post from 3 hours ago you state that “on 55r, it mentions purify with agarwood, garlic, desert rose(...) + other roots and resins”. Can you explain your process and how do you go from voynechese to this translation?
  
  What is your interpretation of EVA daiin?
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