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  JoãoFelipe > Yesterday, 09:38 PM

  The Language: Agglutinative Basque
  The manuscript does not use a substitution cipher, but rather the agglutination logic of archaic Basque.
  Information Blocks: Each visual "word" is a compressed set of Root + Suffixes.
  Suffix -TA: Identified as a completed state marker (participle), essential for describing processes in recipes and formulas.
  Structural Repetition: Words are repeated because the root remains fixed, while the suffixes change to adjust the grammatical function in the sentence.
  To read the manuscript, apply Linguistic Decompression:
  Isolate the Root: Identify the main concept of the glyph block.
  Identify the Suffix: Understand its grammatical function (time, place, state).
  Validate by Rhythm: Confirm if the reading fits the 8/9 meter. If the rhythm flows, the translation is correct.
  
  What do you think?

• RE: Testable signatures on VMS structure

  eggyk > Yesterday, 11:10 PM

  (Yesterday, 09:38 PM)JoãoFelipe Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.What do you think?

  
  I think you shouldn't trust AI chatbots to decode the VMS.

• RE: Just Saying...

  JoãoFelipe > Yesterday, 11:26 PM

  Notes on Linguistic Analysis
  Metric Consistency: The rhythmic structure of 8/9 syllables is preserved in the Euskera reconstruction, which was essential for oral transmission of medical dosages.
  
  Aglutination (The "-KO" Suffix): Line 01 shows the use of the Basque suffix -ko (belonging to/for), linking the state of sleep (lota) to the specific formula (arao).
  
  The Concept of "Muga": As seen throughout the manuscript, the word muga (limit/border) in Line 02 reinforces the boticary's responsibility regarding dosage safety—a critical concept for a "Fisicien" from the 15th-century Kingdom of Navarre.
  
  Here is the spreadsheet for folio f116r, maintaining the technical structure of the decryption process.
  Line   Text in the Manuscript       Reconstruction (Euskera)          Translation (English)
  1         ot.pasa.ta.ko.ar.o                Lotata-ko arao                       Prayer (formula) for the state of rest/sleep.
  2         ne.dary.o.ka.muga             Nork dario muga                     He who pours (must observe) the limit/border.
  3         al.da.su.bero.eginda          Alda su bero eginda                The change by the fire's heat is done.
  4         bizi.tantz.beti.egia              Bizi tantz beti egia                  Drops of life, always the truth.
  
  What do you think?

• RE: Testable signatures on VMS structure

  JoãoFelipe > Today, 12:19 AM

  I need help from someone who knows Basque to help with my thesis

• RE: [split] Basque Theory

  tavie > 7 hours ago

  Split from the Testable Signatures thread in News and from the thread about the Marci letter. Please keep posts about your theory to this one thread.
  
  Did you use an AI like Claude or ChatGPT in developing this?

• RE: Testable signatures on VMS structure

  Ruby Novacna > 3 hours ago

  (Today, 12:19 AM)JoãoFelipe Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I need help from someone who knows Basque to help with my thesis

  Hi, Felipe!
  First, organize your text to be translated. 
  Which line are you referring to?
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