Re: pdf

[Adam McLean <alchemy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>tchedy.chepchy.dai*dy.shol.kcheoly.choteol.

>tchedy

>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

Big Jim,

I am sorry but I have to say this is so much nonsense. The Voynich
manuscript is not written with words like 'tchedy' but in its
own character set.  Surely that is obvious to you !!!!!  If not,  look at 
the images of the pages.  The 'tchedy' is merely a representation 
of the Voynich word in  English characters so that it could be 
copied by a typewriter and then onto a character based computer
system.  The characters 't' , 'd'  etc  were assigned by people in the 
twentieth century in an almost arbitrary way. They could well 
have used any other permutation of letters. Surely you understand this !!!
In another transcription scheme this 'tchedy' could have been 'mxsgt'
or anything !!!

So you are just trying to interpret an artefact. It is nonsense !!!  A
complete waste of time  !!!   

The same is the case with Hebrew. - Hebrew is not written in
English characters.  You could not say, for example, the letter 
Hod  = heh + daleth. The use of the English 'h -o -d' is an artefact
of the representation of Hebrew in English due to the fact
that we don't all use a Hebrew font in our email program.

Your method is nonsense !!!!

Nonsense !!!

People on this group  have been very polite and considerate, 
but I cannot stand this any longer. I just have to say your 
method is absolute nonsense. Absolutely !!


Adam McLean





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