De·va·na·ga·ri 
(dā′və-nägə-rē)
(dā′və-nägə-rē)n.
The alphabet in which Sanskrit and many modern Indian languages are written. Also called Nagari.
[Sanskrit devanāgarī, royal city writing (from its supposedly having been invented in Pataliputra, a royal city in India) : deva-, divine, royal; see dyeu- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots + nāgarī, feminine of nāgara-, of a city (from nagaram, city, probably of Dravidian origin).]
- Antoine
- Antoine
- Antoine de la Mothe
- Antoine Domino.
- Antoine Laurent
- Antoinette
- Antoinette Louisa Brown
- Anton
- Anton Friedrich Wilheim von
- Anton Gregor
- Antonin
- Antonin
- Antoninus Pius
- Antonio
- Antonio
- Antonio
- Antonio
- Antonio Allegri da
- Antonio Ghislieri.
- Antonio José de
- Antonio Lucio
- Antonio López de
- Antonioni
- Antonius
- Antonius Stradivarius.