# My new cipher with numbers

I have thought up one simple cipher. Hope it didn't exist before. Try to crack it!

Here is encoded one sentence in English consisting of three words.

$(2_ 2,5_ 2,7_ 5,8_ 5,9_ 4,14_ 4),(6_ 2,7_ 1),(3_ 2,5_ 4,30_ 4,70_ 2)$

• Number with index corresponds to one letter

Hint:

Numbers are not numbers

• Do each number translate into it's own letter? – warspyking Dec 2 '14 at 1:35
• Decoding a cipher like this is very boring unless it has either a very clear direction to start working, or at least a full paragraph of ciphertext, preferably more. I do not want to spend an hour throwing random crap at your puzzle and checking whether the result is English. (Credit to @Lopsy for the copy-paste text.) – xnor Dec 2 '14 at 4:51
• @xnor I actually tried to disprove you for a while, but after that last edit, I do believe you are right. – dmg Dec 2 '14 at 14:23
• I vote for re-opening, but I would like to ask Somnium to edit it with more information (not hints) to make it a better/solvable puzzle. I also think the additional encryption of the solution is not a good idea. – BmyGuest Dec 2 '14 at 15:28
• Nice! A very clever puzzle. – A E Dec 2 '14 at 21:43