Re: pdf

[Big Jim <bigjim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Adam
Thanks for going over this with me. I think that rather than doing the entire line we should take it piece at a time. This is line one on the page with the pic on my site.
tchedy.chepchy.dai*dy.shol.kcheoly.choteol.

shol.s,chey.shodaiin.chetshedy.otsho.qooto.seeey

tchedy 
Now, there is an approach to the letter vav he uses that seems to be taken as visual.  In other words, it is vocally ignored. It is used as connector with no reference to any vocal usage. Of course this could change and should be watched. But most usages seem to be vocally ignored.

Tchedy is a combination of two Hebrew words.  TCHH + DI   The Voynich representation of the letter E is H (hey) in Hebrew.  Latin E is derived from H. So we have tet vav cheth hey.  The word means
Inward part/ derived from the idea of something covered.
The second word id daleth yod;
di    apart/asunder from the ideas of two/double/twice

so here we start with some inner part, something within, coming apart.


chepchy
Again here two words and again vav is vocally ignored.
cheth  vav  peh
lit; that which surrounds, encloses / derived from     to surround

next part of the word chepchy  is chi  cheth yod
Chi 214 living, alive

So that which is within, the inner part, coming asunder/coming apart and surrounding the living.


dai*dy according to the Voynich pic the word is daindy

now the rule I established for ain constructed Voynich words with added letters, makes DAIN a word spelled daleth ain. A two letter word.  Meaning;     knowledge

Next part of daindy  is di   daleth yod as above.
meaning;  dividing


So far, the inner part divides, comes apart and surrounds the living.  Knowledge is (also) coming apart.


Now how could I see anything else.?

regards
Jim