SAWE is related to AIEM in a certain way based on the English alphabetical…

In an alphabet letter-coding puzzle, every letter of the original word is replaced by the letter that lies a FIXED number of positions ahead in the English alphabet, cycling from Z back to A. This fixed number is the shift value; once it is found from one given pair, the same shift converts any other word by the same logic.

Find the shift from the first given pair, SAWE -> AIEM (A=1, B=2, ... Z=26, wrapping after Z back to A):

1. S(19) -> A(1): 19 + 8 = 27, and 27 - 26 = 1, so the shift is +8.

2. A(1) -> I(9): 1 + 8 = 9, so the shift is +8.

3. W(23) -> E(5): 23 + 8 = 31, and 31 - 26 = 5, so the shift is +8.

4. E(5) -> M(13): 5 + 8 = 13, so the shift is +8.

5. Every letter uses the same shift, so the coding rule is: add 8 to the position of each letter (wrapping past Z back to A).

6. Apply this +8 shift to WEAI: W(23) + 8 = 31, 31 - 26 = 5 = E.

7. E(5) + 8 = 13 = M.

8. A(1) + 8 = 9 = I.

9. I(9) + 8 = 17 = Q.

10. So WEAI, under the +8 shift, becomes EMIQ.

Cross-check the +8 rule against the second given pair, YGCK -> GOKS, to confirm it is the correct constant shift:

1. Y(25) + 8 = 33, 33 - 26 = 7 = G.

2. G(7) + 8 = 15 = O.

3. C(3) + 8 = 11 = K.

4. K(11) + 8 = 19 = S.

5. This reproduces GOKS exactly, confirming +8 is the correct constant shift for both given pairs.

Therefore, following the same +8 shift, WEAI relates to EMIQ.