Page 14 of 27 · Handwriting-Inspired Cuts

The GHWPentiAkhari family, gathered in one place

List 13 mixed several small decorative groups together. List 14 stays inside a single font family instead — three base cuts (5, 7, 9), a four-part "L" layout series, a compact "s" pair, and one standalone style, ghwpppdl, that closes out the set. Ten cuts, all rooted in traditional Punjabi penmanship.

One Family · Ten Cuts

Ten GHWPentiAkhari cuts, side by side.

GHWPentiAkhari_5, _7 and _9 form the base trio; GHWPentiAkhari_L3 through L9 make up the layout-focused "L" series; GHWPentiAkhari_s6 and s9 form a tighter pair; and ghwpppdl rounds things off as its own distinct cut. Type once and scroll through all ten below.

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One family, four subgroups

Unlike List 13, which pulled together separate small families, List 14 stays within a single font family and breaks it into subgroups by naming pattern — a base trio, a layout series, a compact pair, and a lone closing cut. Each name below renders in its own font.

3 cuts

GHWPentiAkhari_5, _7 & _9

The base trio of the family, numbered by weight-like progression rather than size alone.

4 cuts

GHWPentiAkhari_L3 through L9

The "L" series, four layout-oriented variants that adjust spacing and stroke treatment across the set.

2 cuts

GHWPentiAkhari_s6 & s9

A tighter, more compact pair suited to smaller display sizes within the same family.

1 cut · standalone

ghwpppdl

A single closing style with its own character, sitting outside the numbered subgroups above.

Matching font to project

Rooted in traditional Punjabi penmanship

GHWPentiAkhari's handwriting-inspired strokes make it a natural fit for cultural and ceremonial work, so the four subgroups mostly differ in weight and compactness rather than mood.

01

Religious & cultural quotes

The 5/7/9 base trio carries the classic handwritten feel that suits gurbani excerpts and cultural text.

02

Wedding cards & invitations

With four variants to try, the L series gives room to fine-tune spacing for printed invitation layouts.

03

Small-format captions

The compact s6/s9 pair holds up better than the base cuts at smaller display sizes.

04

Standout headline word

ghwpppdl's distinct look makes it a good pick for a single word or short headline that needs to stand apart.

Good to know

Legacy fonts vs. modern Unicode fonts

All ten fonts on this page — the base trio, the L series, the s pair, and ghwpppdl alike — are legacy, non-Unicode fonts that map Gurmukhi characters onto custom ASCII key positions.

Modern Unicode fonts Recommended for web

  • Text stays editable, searchable and copy-pasteable everywhere
  • Renders correctly on any device with no font installed
  • Readable by screen readers and indexable by search engines

Legacy fonts This page

  • Tied to a specific keyboard/ASCII mapping — only displays correctly with the matching font installed
  • Common in poster and invitation design files that render text as an image
  • Best exported as a flattened image, not pasted directly into social captions
Questions

List 14 FAQ

How is List 14 different from List 13?

List 13 combined several separate small families — parda, Bhojanshala, blob and circ. List 14 stays inside a single family, GHWPentiAkhari, and splits it into its own base, L, and s subgroups plus one standalone cut.

Is ghwpppdl part of the L or s series?

No — it's a standalone cut on this page, separate from both the four-part L series and the s6/s9 pair.

Do the four L cuts differ much from each other?

Yes, each of the four adjusts spacing and stroke treatment in its own way rather than just scaling up or down, so it's worth previewing all four against your text before picking one.

Can I download the TTF files?

Yes — each preview card includes a TTF download button alongside HD PNG and HD Transparent image exports.

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