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Non-Latin "DNA" words
Tofu Type Foundry
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Latin type design has a few common words, like adhesion or handgloves, that contain a good amount of letterform DNA. I find this handy for testing my fonts before fully committing to drawing an entire family. Do other scripts have similar words used for testing? I'm partially interested if Cyrillic type designers write something to test early designs in context.
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+ regional additions for local languages.