There are always more fonts out there so I recommend a periodic check of Gallery of Unicode Fonts and Alan Wood’s Font list periodically. I should mention that SIL is an excellent source of freeware fonts for undersupported scripts. A Mac Coptic Unicode Keyboard is also available.

Sophia Nubian – a new Coptic and Nubian script font from SIL with Keyman keyboard utility (Windows).

Lots of scripts including LGC, Coptic, Armenian, Hebrew, Georgian, Thai, Baybayin, Runic, Thai, Braille, some Indic…

Quivira – I discussed this a few entries ago, but to repeat: Big font.

According to most studies, sans serif fonts are more difficult to read.

Serif fonts include Times Roman, Courier, New Century Schoolbook, and Palatino. Popular sans serif fonts include Helvetica, Avant Garde, Arial, and Geneva. Kliment and Roman Cyrillic are LGC fonts which include other variations of the Glagoltic block. A category of typefaces that do not use serifs, small lines at the ends of characters. Roman Cyrillic Std, BukyVede, KlimentStd from Kodeks German Medieval Slavicists Server – Bukyvede in particular includes a lot of historical Cyrillic characters and includes the Glagoltic characters.It also includes a separate Small Caps font. Marin Font – This font is notable for being a little narrower than others which is a nice change and has glyphs for the Cherokee block and the Canadian Aboriginal Syllables.It’s also good to have a small caps font for Greek and Cyrillic, but it seems to be missing some of the phonetic characters. Linux Libertine – A family of OTF fonts with separate fonts for bold, italics, small caps.Arev Sans – A sans serif font with excellent LGC coverage including Latin/Greek/Cyrililc extensions, a good inventory of math symbols and other symbols/punctuation.The good news is that more fonts including the special characters are becoming available, and we’re getting freeware large fonts to fill in typographical needs like small caps and narrow characters. For instance a font like Verdana may be missing IPA extensions, Cyrillic extensions and Greek extensions. One caveat is that Basic LGC fonts don’t necessarily include ALL LGC characters. So many fonts include all three blocks, that’s a handy acronym for me.

But before that, I would like to define a new term LGC = Latin/Greek/Cyrillic font which refers to any font which includes the Latin, Latin-A, Cyrillic and Greek and a few math symbols. Thankfully, we have a lot of time to go through and find the best options for you and compile an extensive list of the Top 30+ Cyrillic Supported Fonts for Graphic Design & Branding.I was checking the font repositories and found some new fonts that might be of interest to the linguistics/medieval/math crowd. There can be a lot of choices out there when it comes to choosing just the right Cyrillic-supported font. If you’re ready, let’s get started finding the right font for any of your projects! The 30+ Best Cyrillic Fonts

Our list of the best 30 Cyrillic Fonts for Graphic Design & Branding can help open new doors for your business.

Verdana cyrillic font