Classic Gurmukhi number characters are also included as symbols. Thind.īulara, a clean, legible, font, designed to work as a display font. Comes in various bold styles as well as true, hollow styles which, unlike many other hollow or outline fonts, has endcaps Font by Paul Grosse. GHW Adhiapak, this is a real-life Gurmukhi handwritten font.

It turns your machine-produced-looking text into something that a real person would have written, capturing the energy and flow of the writing. It appears in 9 different weights from Thin to Black Font by Paul Grosse. GHW Dukandar, an informal font, designed to look like Punjabi shorthand, for example the kind of handwriting that a shop keeper (dukandar) in Punjab might use. Comes in regular and bold, marker, and marker bold Font by Paul Grosse. Gurbani Akhar type-faces, (Regular, Light, Slim & Heavy) are a family of Gurmukhi fonts that are optimized for writing text of Sri Guru Granth Sahib in the customary format (i.e.

these fonts fulfill the requirement of writing 19 lines of Gurbani text per page in the landscape page orientation and with a decent font size). Most characters in these fonts have lesser width than the AnmolLipi or AmrLipi family of type faces.

Gurbani Hindi, a Hindi font that is optimized for writing Gurbani in Hindi. Gurbani Lipi and Gurbani Lipi Light, along with their bold versions are a family of Gurmukhi fonts with variations in thickness that are optimized for writing text of Shree Guru Granth Sahib in the customary format. Gurbani Romanizing, a font optimized for romanizing Gurbani (and Gurmukhi). Gurbani Web Thick font, This is a thicker font in the sytle of GurbaniAkhar. Gurvetica A, a highly legible font, designed to work extremely well both in display and body text. Raajaa, a clean, informal, font, designed to be a Gurmukhi mirror for the ComicSansMS font that you see just about everywhere The Karmic Sanj font has seven weights: thin, light, book, medium, bold, heavy and black.Font by Paul Grosse.Īttention has been paid to differentiating between vowels so that people with less than perfect vision can read smaller point sizes better - thus making reading newspapers, books and leaflets easier to read.

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