On Wednesday 12 Mar 2003 10:54 pm, Vladimir Sazonov wrote:It is clear that h-,t-,p-,f- words stays on the beginning of the sentence. We see also that the distribution on the end of the sentence is very special, the words starting with ch- and d- have clear preference against their probability. Therefore we can define groups of words according their morfology and syntax role in the sentence. Read details in http://voynich.naobum.de/syntax.htmThis is good. I haven't done any stats yet, but there are also less common characters that are almost exclusively end-of-word (apart from -n, -in/-iin and -y) like: -m, -g and -b. It may be worth taking a look at these too. (To Vladimir): You can improve the look of the combined characters in your page by using the capitalisation rule: cth -> cTh, sh -> Sh and so on. Cheers, Gabriel ______________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, send mail to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxx with a body saying: unsubscribe vms-list