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VMs: how to translate these Doctorman's cotheeka's?
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- Subject: VMs: how to translate these Doctorman's cotheeka's?
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- Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2005 11:05:16 +0300
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Quoting mesinik@xxxxxx:
> On the road "if it's old, then it's probably plaintext":
> Quoting Jacques Guy <jguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> > You could argue that Voynichese has what I called here "stroke
> > harmony" and that, since Mongolian has vowel and consonant harmony,
> > then... but no, the only languages that fit are the monosyllabic
> > languages of the Far East: Chinese, Vietnamese, Tibetan, as Jorge
> > Stolfi has found out.
> if (at least the words are) phonetical &
> plaintext, so it could be some strange mix.
.. cut ...
> Tibetian_Bengali
to keep it short, right now it looks like it could be something close to
Chittagonian (Bengali dialect)
http://www.rosettaproject.org/live/search/detailedlanguagerecord?ethnocode=CIT
(0 texts available ...)
and Chakma (which sometimes is described as a Bangla dialect, sometimes a
separate Indoeuropean language, some believe it belongs to Tibetan/Burmese
languages ... 1 piece of texts found)
http://www.worldscriptures.org/pages/chakma.html
to try a translation,
we should travel to Chittagong, to learn well these tongues, to study local
herbal medecine ar folklore_cotheeka's ... or to try to find somebody familiar
with these...
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