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AA Masi
AA Masi is a handwritten cursive Khmer Chrieng and a French Ecriture Ronde/Cursive bastard. The characteristic style immitates the ink pen strokes in European writing books in the second half of the 19th century.
Font styles
Normal
Paragraph
Normal
Features
Sara ligatures
Includes almost 200 ligatures Byañjana with sara.
Chœng ligatures
Some byañjana-choeng combine with bottom sara.
Excessive swashes
Masi’s playful stroke terminals extend far beyond the word's boundaries.
Alternate Sara-Ie terminal
Stylistic set 03 automatically replaces the standard enclosing Sara-Ie.
Old punctuation
Includes a set of punctuation found in old manuscripts.
Khmer Ampersand
Use Stylistic set 02 to automatically replace the Ampersand (&) by a Khmer version.
Trīsabda with Sara Nissaya
Use Stylistic set 05 to avoid a Bok Choeng (បុកជើង) when changing Trīsabda is combined with Sara Nissaya.
Type lunar dates
Includes a mechanism which allows to easily type Khmer lunar dates. Learn here how to …
Numbered paragraphs
Allows to set Lekha above paragraph and sentence markers.
Multi-line accolades (រ៉ាត់)
Type more than one waved bracket to get multi-line accolades.
Alternate Phnaek Moan
Use a flower or a lozenge instead of a spiral Phnaek Moan.
Alternate Robat
Use SS04 to display a different style Robat.
Cross out text
Cross out text by repeatedly typing Numeric sign (#).
French-style cursive Roman script
Includes a calligraphic equivalent in Roman script which matches the historic context of the colonial era.
Sources
Legal codes, 3rd series of 10 books of laws.
Preahreach ongkar, Phnom Penh 1891
Kbuon Yãm, Kbuon hórà, Kbuon aphĭsèk Pràh
Okña Mohàsmontrĕi, Hórà Yŏk, the monks of Vat Laṅkà, Phnom Penh 1916