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'''नन्दिनागरीलिपिः''' (NandiNāgarī script) [[नागरीलिपिः|नागरीलिपितः]] विकसिता एका लिपिः । एषा लिपिः दक्षिणमध्य[[भारतम्|भारते]] अधिकप्रचलिता आसीत् ।
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==विस्तृतिः==
वस्तुतस्तु '''नन्दिनागरीलिपिः''' [[नागरीलिपिः|नागरीलिपेः]] पश्चिमप्रदेश-प्रभाविता लिपिः । परन्तु अस्याः लिपेः प्रभावः दक्षिणभारते अधिकविस्तृतः आसीत् । नन्दिनागरीलिपिः दक्षिण[[महाराष्ट्रराज्यम्|महाराष्ट्र]]-[[कर्णाटकराज्यम्|कर्णाटक]]-[[आन्ध्रप्रदेशराज्यम्|आन्ध्रप्रदेशे]]त्यादि राज्येषु मुख्यतया व्यवहृतासीत् । दक्षिणप्रदेशे अस्याः आधिक्यत्वात् इयं दक्षिण[[नागरीलिपिः|नागरीलिपेः]] प्रकारभेदा इति अपरेकस्य पक्षस्य मतम् ।
<!----Origin Nandinagari is a descendent, as all indigenous scripts of India and Southeast Asia are, of the Brahmi script. This script was developed through various stages. It is closely related to northern Nagari which took its identifiable shape as early as the tenth century A.D. The modern Devanagari, which is now used for writing and printing Sanskrit, Hindi, Nepali, Rajasthani and Marathi, is a refined and standardized form of old or archaic Nagari script. Most probably, since the refined Nagari is used for writing Sanskrit which is venerated as devabhasha (language of divinities), it is called ‘Devanagari’.
Nandinagari has never been used for printing and hence it lacks the necessary refinement and standardization. Nevertheless, its importance in the areas of epigraphy can’t be ignored. There are innumerable manuscripts written in Nandinagari, covering vast areas of knowledge, such as Vedas, philosophy, religion, science and arts. These are preserved in the manuscript libraries, particularly those in the southern regions of the country.
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