While I think this question is an excellent use of our resources as a community, I wonder if it's truly on-topic as written:
The question is essentially "Translate this stack of ancient texts." Although translation (to/from other languages) is expressly off-topic in our FAQ:
But please, don’t ask any questions about these topics. They are out of scope for this site.
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- Languages other than Spanish (including translation)
the FAQ doesn't say anything about large-scale translation from old-Spanish to new-Spanish.
And my feeling is that it ought to be on topic; this is precisely the type of question that ought to attract experts, right?
I am, however, concerned, that the question is too large. As it's written, it will not serve very well as a resource to future visitors.
This followup question (which was apparently asked before the original question was migrated from History.SE) is a much better fit, I believe:
Although even that could be easily split into at least two questions, I believe:
- What is the meaning of "provança"?
- What is the meaning of "dho/dhos"?
- Possibly, Why is "Su" used in this context?
By splitting the question into smaller chunks like this it becomes a much more useable resource for others.
How does the community feel about this?
