How To Use Devanagari In A Sentence
- I managed to turn up a copy in both Nagari and Nastaliq of another of his stories, "Khol Do" here or here for Nastaliq; furthermore, the fact that the Devanagari version was copied from a source text gives me hope of finding such an edition for myself... or, of course, I could just finally learn how to read the script... Languagehat.com: SAADAT HASAN MANTO.
- Of the Devanagari character we have also cast an entire new fount, which is esteemed the most beautiful of the kind in India. Life of William Carey
- They speak Western Cham, a Malayo-Polynesian language that uses an old Devanagari script; the alphabet in which many modern Indian languages are written.
- Devanagari is a compound word with two roots: deva, meaning "deity," and nagari, meaning "city. Lightly Toasted
- A similar abundance prevails in respect of all the four retroflex and cacuminal plosives, ` t ’, ` th ’, ` d', ` dh ’, as well as the retroflex plosive nasal, ` n ’, whose sounds are identical with those of the five dental, alveolar and nasal plosives, ` t ’, ` th ’, ` d', ` dh’ and ` n ’, that follow in the Devanagari alphabet.
