Voynich Cipher

Even today nobody can translate the Voynich manuscript, but to facilitate translation, an alphabet called EVA (Extensible / European Voynich Alphabet) has been devised to create a correspondence between the symbols / characters of the manuscript and the letters of the Latin alphabet.

To write a message in English like Voynich, thanks to the alphabet EVA, it is necessary to transform each letter into a symbol according to the following correspondence table:

	a		b		c		d		e
	f		g		h		i		j
	k		l		m		n		o
	p		q		r		s		t
	u		v		x		y		z

Note the presence of only 25 letters and the absence of the W

Some letters can be written with a variant (a central line) and are 2 symbols for the letter K. Generally the symbol with the stroke is represented as an uppercase character.

As previously mentioned, no one has yet been able to translate Voynich, but transcription into the Latin alphabet is possible via the EVA alphabet. This is symbol-by-symbol translation according to the correspondence table above.

Example: is translated MANUSCRIPT

The message is made up of rounded symbols resembling Hebrew or Arabic characters.

Any reference to a manuscript, alchemy or occultism are clues.

Voynich's alphabet was created by René Zandergen and Gabriel Landini.