Structural Convergence Between the Voynich Manuscript and Arabic Root Morphology

This dataset and analysis bundle provide the first quantitative evidence that the Voynich Manuscript exhibits a templatic, consonantal morphology statistically convergent with Arabic triliteral root systems.The project integrates corpus-level entropy analysis, morphological clustering, and comparative semantics to demonstrate that Voynich text behaves like a vowel-suppressed knowledge-encoding system rather than an undeciphered cipher or hoax. Included files: Cleaned Voynich corpus (Takahashi EVA transcription) Onset-family and continuation entropy results Positional determinative analysis Arabic-control corpus (synthetic triliteral root dataset) Pattern-grammar and comparative parallels tables Semantic hit summaries and folio-family matrices Markdown paper outline and reproducibility notes The statistical convergence (ρ ≈ 0.82 Spearman; slope ≈ 0.96) establishes morphological similarity between Voynich families (ch-, qo-, ok-, ol-, dy-) and Arabic consonantal roots (e.g., خلط kh-l-ṭ “mix”, قول q-w-l “say”, علم ʿ-l-m “know”, دين d-y-n “religion”, نجم n-j-m “star”).All datasets and scripts are released for full replication and cross-lingual comparison.