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As far as I can tell, it isn't words. There are repeating groups of letters, and if one were to insert spaces, some of the groupings could be words but they have no connection. Some groupings look more like Aramaic words. It looks more like a code with no spaces than any attempt at actual Hebrew. Just my opinion.
And a very legible cursive, at that. It looks about the same to me as to Rosends, except to me, hardly an Aramaic word, either. No vavs, hays, or ayins. Three bases in a row? A code, at best, or a list (with repetition) of foreign names designed not to be readable by others.
Agreed. And I'm not even sure that it is based on Hebrew, because of the obviously missing letters, even in so short a communication. It might have utilized Hebrew letters just to obfuscate.
Pruzh, do you have any comments on the script? It seems unusually neat and legible to me, but I have very little experience with that.
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