The Voynich Manuscript is composed of nine basic forms which
correspond to numbers one through nine.
But these differ three ways each so that you have a total of 27
posibilities. These correspond to the 27 Arabic letters which represent
the Abjad, numbers 1 through 9, 10 through 90, and 100 through 900.
Zero is represented by the letter Ghain. The Hebrew alphabet fits
right in here nicely, only, 500 through 900 are only word endings.
Each of the 484 combinations of the 22 Hebrew letters have a
meaning, and Arabic is very similar, being Semetic. I have been able to
derive meaning from the Voynich Manuscript this way.
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