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Khemitic-Hieratic.ttf
Khemitic Hieratic Police
Note de l'auteur
Khemitic Hieratic by Daniel U. Thibault of Urhixidur Fonts is a free geometric display font built from spare, monoline forms. Circles, arches, crossbars, and long vertical strokes recur across the lettering, giving it the order of a constructed symbol system. The shapes are airy and exact.
Packaging can use its emblem-like letters as part of a product mark, especially for cosmetics or experimental goods. In publishing and game graphics, the unusual circular structures suit speculative history, invented scripts, and puzzle imagery, and they can also carry onto merchandise. Its most convincing role is branding that treats each letter as a compact architectural symbol.
Packaging can use its emblem-like letters as part of a product mark, especially for cosmetics or experimental goods. In publishing and game graphics, the unusual circular structures suit speculative history, invented scripts, and puzzle imagery, and they can also carry onto merchandise. Its most convincing role is branding that treats each letter as a compact architectural symbol.
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Informations de base sur la police
Avis de droits d’auteur
© 2003 Daniel U. Thibault
Famille de police
Khemitic Hieratic
Sous-famille de police
Regular
Identification unique de sous-famille
Urhixidur:Khemitic Hieratic:Version 1.00
Nom complet de police
Khemitic Hieratic
Version tableau de noms
Version 1.00 2003-nov-11
Nom de police postscript
KhemiticHieratic
Nom du fabricant
Urhixidur Fonts
Créateur
Daniel U. Thibault
Description
This font represents the main written script of my Ancient-Egypt-inspired fantasy world, Khemi.
The upper-case characters are the graven, angular version of the script; lower-case is the written, rounded version (this forces some odd mappings for the non-character symbols --see below).
The "e" and "é" (e acute) share the same glyph, as do the "ï" (dieresis i) and "y". There is no "q" or "w". There is no "u", but for convenience it is mapped to the "oo" glyph (French "ou"). The "c" stands for the "sh" phoneme. The nasal vowels "an", "in", "on" and "un" are mapped to circumflex a, i, o and u (â, î, ô, û). The phonemes "eu" and "ou" are mapped to "ë" and "ö" (dieresis e and o).
The angular exclamation and question marks are mapped to the inverted exclamation and question marks ("¡" and "¿"). The angular parentheses are mapped to the brackets ("[" and "]"). The angular comma and semi-colon are mapped to the single and double quotes, respectively ( ' and " ). Finally, there is an angular infinity symbol mapped to the integral.
Numbers:
Khemitic uses a Roman-like system with symbols for 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500 and so on up to 50 000. Note that subtractive notation isn't used (so nine is written VIIII, not IX). The digits 0 through 4 hold the corresponding successive powers of 10 (1, 10, 100, 1000, 10 000) whilst the digits 5 through 9 hold the corresponding times five values (5, 50, 500, 5000, 50 000), in rounded script. For the angular script, the zero is unchanged, the digits 1..4 are mapped to superscript one through three and the fraction one quarter ( ¹ ² ³ ¼ ¾); the "times five" glyph is mapped to the fraction three-quarters (¾).
The upper-case characters are the graven, angular version of the script; lower-case is the written, rounded version (this forces some odd mappings for the non-character symbols --see below).
The "e" and "é" (e acute) share the same glyph, as do the "ï" (dieresis i) and "y". There is no "q" or "w". There is no "u", but for convenience it is mapped to the "oo" glyph (French "ou"). The "c" stands for the "sh" phoneme. The nasal vowels "an", "in", "on" and "un" are mapped to circumflex a, i, o and u (â, î, ô, û). The phonemes "eu" and "ou" are mapped to "ë" and "ö" (dieresis e and o).
The angular exclamation and question marks are mapped to the inverted exclamation and question marks ("¡" and "¿"). The angular parentheses are mapped to the brackets ("[" and "]"). The angular comma and semi-colon are mapped to the single and double quotes, respectively ( ' and " ). Finally, there is an angular infinity symbol mapped to the integral.
Numbers:
Khemitic uses a Roman-like system with symbols for 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500 and so on up to 50 000. Note that subtractive notation isn't used (so nine is written VIIII, not IX). The digits 0 through 4 hold the corresponding successive powers of 10 (1, 10, 100, 1000, 10 000) whilst the digits 5 through 9 hold the corresponding times five values (5, 50, 500, 5000, 50 000), in rounded script. For the angular script, the zero is unchanged, the digits 1..4 are mapped to superscript one through three and the fraction one quarter ( ¹ ² ³ ¼ ¾); the "times five" glyph is mapped to the fraction three-quarters (¾).
Informations détaillées sur la police
Plateformes prises en charge
PlateformeEncodage
UnicodeUnicode 1.0 sémantique
MacintoshRomain
MicrosoftUnicode BMP uniquement
Détails de la police
Créée2003-11-11
Révision1
Nombre de glyphes258
Unités par em2048
Droits d'incorporationIncorporation pour installation permanente
Classe de familleSymbolique
GraisseMoyen (normal)
LargeurMoyen (normal)
Style MacGras
DirectionGlyphes directionnelles mixtes
Nature du motifOrdinaire
ChasseNon fixe
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