The Koṅkaṇî Language and Literature

aboriginal amongst the Portuguese Anim Anno Aryan Bengâlî Bombay Brahmans bramana called caste centuries Chalukyas Chorão Christian Purâņa Collegio colony Companhia Concani Cunha Rivara Dakhan derived from Sanskrit Deśaja dialect Diogo Ribeiro Dravidian Dravidian languages ecclesiastical families Father Stephens former Gauda Gaudian Goanese Gomânchala grammar Gujaratî Hindî Hindû Honavar idiom India J. H. da Cunha João Kadamba Kanada Kânarese king known Konkanî Brahmans Konkanî language Konkanî literature Latin latter lingua Mangalore Marathi Marathi language Margão Mater modern Muhammadan natives of Goa New-Goa Nobili nouns Oratorian Oriental Studies amongst originally Padre Parasurama phonetic Portuguese missionaries Portuguese words Prakrit printed at Goa pronunciation published Purana quam Rachol religious Ritu Rivara Sahyadri Khanda Sâlsette Sanavîs Sanskrit Senvîs settled spoken sway Tadbhavas Tamil Tatsamas Thomas Stephens Tirhut tongues translation tribes Trihotras vernacular village vocables vocabulary Western writers written zaum