Skeleton Key Framework (SKF) Disclosure of Method V2.1: Morphological-Linguistic Model for Voynich Manuscript Decipherement

Abstract

 The Voynich Manuscript (VMS) has resisted decipherment for over a century. The Skeleton Key Framework (SKF) proposes a reproducible structural method that treats VMS glyph clusters as morphemic shorthand rather than single-letter substitution. SKF separates reproducible structural assignments (Prefix / Root / Suffix roles and positional rules) from proprietary semantic anchors (the “Skeleton Key”). This paper presents the SKF Lexicon Core, documents reproducible procedures, and introduces the Root Justification Protocol (RJP): a transparent, stepwise methodology by which we will justify the proprietary semantic roots and demonstrate scholarly validity without prematurely disclosing the full key

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