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I would guess that he is using "E" as a separator, since it seems to occur at almost all end-of-lines and before punctuation/numbers. And maybe the letter just
by jcl 16y ago
I would guess that he is using "E" as a separator, since it seems to occur at almost all end-of-lines and before punctuation/numbers. And maybe the letter just before "E" has some significance, as there is only a small set of letters that appears there, with "SE" extremely frequent. It's possible that he is stripping out vowels as a kind of shorthand.
- extension 16y agoIndeed, if you examine the scanned notes, there are subtle gaps after most of the "E"s
- noahc 16y agoI wonder if he might be using a gendered language. Which would explain a high level of xE or even yxE at the end of sentences.
- Shibalba 16y agothink of it like this miles is mlse to him...he writes as tho he is exhaling at the end of each word. MKSE = makes
- rabbimagus 16y agoThe most common letters in Hungarian are e and a