List 6 wraps up the raaj set with its last three cuts, then hands over to raajaa — a nine-strong series that's the deepest single family on the site so far. Type a line once and cycle through all ten below.
raaj___5, raaj___9 and raaj__s2 close out the raaj range started on List 5, while raajaa_1 through raajaa_9 plus raajaas2 and raajaas5 form the largest family covered on this page yet. Type once and scroll through every style below.
One is the tail of a set you've already seen part of, the other is the biggest single family on the site so far, with three sub-weights of its own. Each name below renders in its own font.
The closing weights of the raaj family that opened on List 5 — heavier, wider, and one narrow "s2" variant.
An odd-numbered weight ramp from light to bold, giving five stops of contrast within one family.
Two narrower companion styles to the main raajaa ramp, useful where the numbered cuts run too wide.
Between the numbered ramp and its two companions, raajaa is the widest single-family range covered so far.
Having this many cuts of one family in one place opens up a different kind of layout than the earlier, more mixed pages.
raaj___5 and raaj___9 sit at the heavier end of the raaj range — pair them with List 5's raaj___1 and raaj___3 if you need the full spread.
With raajaa_1 through raajaa_9, you can build a heading-to-caption hierarchy entirely inside a single typeface, without mixing families.
raaj__s2 and the raajaas variants run narrower than their numbered siblings — reach for these when horizontal space is limited.
Nine related weights make it easy to keep a poster or invitation visually consistent even when different lines need different emphasis.
Every font on this page — the closing raaj cuts and the full raajaa series alike — is a legacy, non-Unicode font that maps Gurmukhi characters onto custom ASCII key positions.
No — raaj___5, raaj___9 and raaj__s2 work fine on their own. List 5 just has the lighter raaj___1 and raaj___3 cuts if you want the complete set side by side.
The numbered cuts (raajaa_1 through raajaa_9) form the main weight ramp from light to bold. raajaas2 and raajaas5 are narrower companion styles built for tighter layouts.
Within raajaa, the higher-numbered cuts (raajaa_7, raajaa_9) read heavier and suit headings, while raajaa_1 and raajaa_3 are lighter and better for longer passages.
Yes — each preview card includes a TTF download button alongside HD PNG and HD Transparent image exports.
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