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There's no indication of nouns and verbs, or short common words that would be definite/indefinite articles or conjunctions. There's no punctuation or typography indicating beginning and ending of a sentence-like structure. The idea that a sentence has a structure. So I'll do that on a draft only, and copy it so it looks fluid. This would look wrong if I just spin a wheel and write down each syllable. Some may only appear once in a work, but most will be reused.

You don't have a 20-character word, it just looks unnatural.ДЄ language is going to repeat certain words many times. There's short words, long words, and middle-sized words. Except IIRC that rule is not uniformly followed.

There's vowels and consonants and a syllable needs a vowel character. It has strange repetitions, including a word being used 3 times in a row, which would only result from making a weird buffalo Buffalo buffalo joke. The thing is, every indication is that it does NOT correlate to language theory. I made it sound much more language-ish than Voynich. Vergal n chell, vesa n emos- lamunous kalla gannidi. Relan met arsun exto, vest ellven nar'n extumah. Logically it's actually quite crude, but the crudeness and illogical collection of features is being interpreted as extra-remarkable, some sort of possible superlanguage. The reasoning that it is a language-like character distribution that could not be done in 18th century is specious.

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