Vocabulary and Grammar of Old Konkani Proses recoreded in Braga Codices.

L.A.罗德里格斯在1988年多伦多国际果安会议上发表的《前葡萄牙康卡尼文学》，在葡萄牙布拉加的康卡尼散文中制作了罗摩衍那和摩哈婆罗多的罗马化手稿，在果阿的康卡尼研究人员中广为人知。随后出版了用梵文抄写的剪接版本，公认的假设是，这些手稿的存在前提是Konkani的书面作品可能是它们的原始来源，可能早于1610年葡萄牙人到达果阿。对Konkani和印度雅利安音系学的历史研究更有价值的发音符号的原始罗马化，仍然是不可访问的。本研究侧重于对布拉加区档案馆的771号和772号两套抄本进行研究，特别是考虑到对文本进行编码和电子存档的需要，特别涉及它们的拼写和语言方面。在布拉加对手稿进行了检查并获得了缩微胶片副本的打印输出后，研究人员确信，作为第771号捆绑的手稿最初是果阿的手写文本，可能是在16世纪下半叶，从使用一致的拼写方法来判断，类似于当代基督教出版物的使用。然而，他没有发现任何语言或正字法特征，表明现有书面作品的来源更古老。就文本的性质而言，提到当代日语基督教文献，如《费克·摩加塔里》，会更令人鼓舞。目前正在对文本进行打字，以期建立一个有关方言的多语种语料库。

"Pre-Portuguese Konkani Literature" presented by L.A.Rodriguez at International Goan Convention '88 in Toronto made the romanized manuscripts of Ramayana and Mahabharata in Konkani prose, archived in Braga, Portugal, widely known among Konkani researchers in Goa. Publications of the rivised versions transcribed in Devanagari followed and the accepted assumption is that the existence of these manuscripts presupposes Konkani written works as their original sources that probably antedates the Portuguese arrival in Goa in 1610. The original romanizations with diacritics, which will be more valuable for historical studies of Konkani and Indo-Aryan phonology, still remain inaccessible. The present study concentrates on the research of the two bundles of codices, Nos. 771 and 772 of the District Archive of Braga, with special reference to their orthographical and linguistic aspects, in view of the need of encoding and electronically archiving the texts. After the manuscripts were examined in Braga and the printouts of the microfilmed copies were obtained, the researcher is convinced that the manuscripts bundled as No. 771 are the originally handwritten texts in Goa, probably in the latter half of the sixteenth century, judging from the use of a consistent orthographical method similar to that of the contemporary Christian publications. Yet he failed to discover any linguistic or orthographical traits that suggests an older source of established written works. References to the contemporary Christian literaturein Japanese, such as Feique monogatari, would be more encouraging as regards the nature of the texts. Typing of the texts is in progress with a view to a multilingual corpus of related dialects.