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Ramsina

Of the 1,899 families measured here, Ramsina has the second-shortest capitals. Among the 336 serifs, it has the shortest x-height and the shortest ascenders. It is one of only seven families in the library that cover Syriac. It is one of 48 families added in 2026 up to 28 October 2026.

Outlines drawn from the Ramsina-Regular file at weight 400. The dashed line is the median x-height of the serifs.

Measure, per 1,000 em	Ramsina	Median of 354 serifs
Ascender (top of d)	478	747
Cap height (top of H)	402	700
x-height (top of x)	302	482
Descender (foot of p)	−150	−233
x-height ÷ cap height	0.75	0.70
Average lowercase width	348	514
Ink coverage, a–z	61.0%	41.5%

Where it sitsEvery serif family is a dot

X-height across the 336 serifs with ascenders

302600

Just above: Peddana, Lateef

Average lowercase width across the 354 serifs

2751,028

Just below: Imbue, Peddana; just above: Maiden Orange, Lateef

Weights and styles

A single static weight, Regular (400), with no italic.

Scripts2 subsets · families sharing each

Latin1,843
Syriac

Inside the file

In the measured file: 538 glyphs and 410 mapped Unicode characters; 29 OpenType feature tags.

Declared features: six stylistic sets.

Measured neighboursClosest in proportion; differences per 1,000 em

Peddanataller x-height, narrower Lateeftaller x-height, wider Markazi Texttaller x-height, wider Suravaramtaller x-height, wider Parastootaller x-height, wider Mirzataller x-height, wider

Outside the serif class

Gidugutaller x-height, narrower Gurajadataller x-height, narrower Dongleshorter x-height, narrower

Rank every family against Ramsina

Same designer

SIL International is credited on 26 other families in the library, from Andika (2011) to BJCree (2026); the closest of them in x-height and width is Lateef.