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This is pretty nice: thanks for including polytonic Greek and macrons over Latin vowels including over y. I especially love how the breathing marks and accents
by Telemakhos 1y ago
This is pretty nice: thanks for including polytonic Greek and macrons over Latin vowels including over y. I especially love how the breathing marks and accents look together over initial vowels in Greek, and I love zeta (ζ) and xi (ξ) in this font.
Might I make a few specific suggestions:
- allow combining breve over Latin y as well: sometimes that's handy for indicating contrast
- check the height of stacking diacritical marks: a perispomenos tonos or circumflex accent over a breathing mark over a vowel (like in εἶναι eĩnai) ends up stacking up tall enough to intersect with descenders (like on ζ zeta) from the line above
- the circumflex over alpha (ᾶ) looks really good, because it follows the curve of the alpha itself, but circumflex over eta (ῆ) looks off-center, because it left-aligns to the ear on the left of eta. The same could be said for the iota subscript (ᾳῃῳ): it looks great under alpha and omega, but it's a bit awkward under eta because of how far to the left it is.
- have you considered adding a variation for the Porsonic or single-curve circumflex?
- dsevil 1y agoOk so there's no capital or small Y with breve in Unicode. Are you seeing the combining breve to the right of the Y/y (instead of atop it) when trying to use them? Your suggestions are welcome, thank you!
- ahazred8ta 1y agoI'll note the diacritics test page at https://alanwood.net/unicode/combining_diacritical_marks.html https://alanwood.net/unicode/combining_diacritical_marks.htm... -- is there a better one?
- ahazred8ta 1y agoIs ther a test page online that you can recommend?