he Voynich Manuscript (MS 408) has resisted centuries of decipherment attempts due to structural statistical anomalies—such as hyper-reduplication of terms (Stuttering Effect), abnormally low phonotactic entropy, and strict vocabulary dependence on physical page margins. This whitepaper proposes a break from cryptographic models rooted in inflectional Indo-European languages and presents a hybrid translation framework, demonstrating that the manuscript operates under a dual code: an Isolating Phonetic Matrix paired with Runic Kinetic Vectors. The model offers a mathematical and cohesive solution that encompasses the manuscript's syntax, statistical anomalies, and illustrations within a single closed operating system