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SIL Unicode fonts
Info updated: 2023-01-09
A basic need to do any language work on the computer is a font that will display the needed characters. Fonts that come with your operating system may have a certain number of characters already, but the SIL fonts frequently have a wider variety of characters.
The Latin/Cyrillic fonts differ mostly in the typeface. Charis, Doulos and Gentium are serif fonts. Andika is a sans-serif typeface designed for new readers with easily distinguished letter forms.
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Font Name |
Script |
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Ethiopic |
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Latin/Cyrillic |
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Devanagari |
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Latin/Cyrillic |
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New Tai Lue |
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Latin/Cyrillic |
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Hebrew |
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Greek |
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Latin/Greek/Cyrillic |
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Arabic/Ajami |
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Arabic |
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Khmer |
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Yi |
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Myanmar |
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Coptic |
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Arabic |
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Tai Viet |
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all of BMP up to Unicode 5.1 |
| Status | Stable/Production |
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| SIL Status | Supported |
| Runs on | Windows, Mac OS, Linux |
| Unicode compatible | Yes |
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| Interface language(s) | English |
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| License | OFL (SIL Open Font License) |
| Download page | Main SIL font and font utility site, The SIL font download page |