Re: VMs: 1-2-3 eliminate me!

[Jacques Guy <jguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

2/23/03 9:08:34 PM, "Larry Roux" <lroux@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>The most promising group of glyphs to look at for this were 
>EVA: l, ol, lo, lol - in order to fit in a single key 
>replacement strategy the letters must fit at least all 
>4 of those combinations.  

>I assume that one of the characters l or o must be a vowel.  
>I also assume that it must be the "l" as it appears alone 
>and I cannot think of any languages that use a consonant as 
>a single character word (please correct me if I am wrong!)

These Russian prepositions: k, s, v
 
> o ol lo lol
> = == == ===
> a ab ba aba

About ten years ago I applied Sukhotin's vowel algorithm
recursively on a Voynich sample. EVA <o> came as a vowel,
and so did <ol>. That suggested to me that <o> = "o" and
<l> = "u". It's buried somewhere in the archive, towards
the very beginning.

If so <lol> is "uou". Now "uou" is Limousin for "egg".

Not that I believe that the VMs is written in Limousin 
(I don't want to have uou all over my face).



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