MYS08HTEHX052AX · mystery · click to copyMVoynich Manuscript/Answer/ANS0D8G02HR7ZT4 ANS0D8G02HR7ZT4 · answer · click to copy-m is a line-final form of -in / -n Likely: Best supported so far, not yet confirmedLikely research result: supported At the end of a line the scribes write -m where the same word inside a line ends in -in, -iin or -n: a line-final form, as Latin scribes used line-end suspensions.Links answersWhat did the line and page add?QST08JG78TG4W5XanswersWhy do spellings change at the end of a line?QST0D8K275R7MNBfor (from)-m is a line-final form of -in / -nEVD0D8GDY520WNVtests (from)Confirmation tests of S-006 candidates on the held-back half: -m share at line end vs inside, stems with both -m and -in/-n (half C)RUN0D8ERDGC7GHF