Apona Lohit#

Apona Lohit is an enhanced version of the Lohit font from Ekushey, featuring additional hinting for improved screen readability. It serves as a Unicode equivalent to the popular Boishakhi font. The TrueType hinting was initiated by Ershadul Haq and later refined by Alamgir Mohammed.

Preview#

আমি বাংলায় মাতি উল্লাসে,
করি বাংলায় হাহাকার
আমি সব দেখে শুনে ক্ষেপে গিয়ে-
করি বাংলায় চিৎকার।

Embed Font#

To use this font on a website, embed this code in the <head> of your HTML document.

STANDARD#

<link href="https://fonts.maateen.me/apona-lohit/font.css" rel="stylesheet">

IMPORT in CSS#

@import url('https://fonts.maateen.me/apona-lohit/font.css');

Specify in CSS#

Use the following CSS rule to specify this font-family:

font-family: 'Apona Lohit', sans-serif;

Example#

body {
    font-family: 'Apona Lohit', sans-serif;
}

Font Information#

Font Name: Apona Lohit (Ekushey Lohit)
Subfamily: Regular
Version: 1.01

Features#

Enhanced hinting for improved readability
Unicode support for Bengali script
Multiple web font formats supported

License#

This font is based on “Lohit Bengali” glyphs originally created by Automatic Control Equipments in Pune, India, and has been collaboratively developed through multiple contributions. The font was adapted to UNICODE standards by contributors from Ekushey, while TrueType hintings were added by Alamigr Mohammed and Ershadul Haq. The font is distributed as free software under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2 or later, allowing users to freely redistribute and modify it according to the terms set forth by the Free Software Foundation.