Noto Sans Canadian Aboriginal
Noto is a global font collection for writing in all modern and ancient languages. Noto Sans Canadian Aboriginal is an unmodulated (āsans serifā) design for texts in the American Canadian Aboriginal syllabics script. It has multiple weights and 746 glyphs.
Styles
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- ExtraLight 200šµŗš¶šµ š¶š¶šµšµ³ š¶ š¶šµ½-šµ¶š¶š¶šµ°š¶
- Light 300šµŗš¶šµ š¶š¶šµšµ³ š¶ š¶šµ½-šµ¶š¶š¶šµ°š¶
- Regular 400šµŗš¶šµ š¶š¶šµšµ³ š¶ š¶šµ½-šµ¶š¶š¶šµ°š¶
- Medium 500šµŗš¶šµ š¶š¶šµšµ³ š¶ š¶šµ½-šµ¶š¶š¶šµ°š¶
- SemiBold 600šµŗš¶šµ š¶š¶šµšµ³ š¶ š¶šµ½-šµ¶š¶š¶šµ°š¶
- Bold 700šµŗš¶šµ š¶š¶šµšµ³ š¶ š¶šµ½-šµ¶š¶š¶šµ°š¶
- ExtraBold 800šµŗš¶šµ š¶š¶šµšµ³ š¶ š¶šµ½-šµ¶š¶š¶šµ°š¶
- Black 900šµŗš¶šµ š¶š¶šµšµ³ š¶ š¶šµ½-šµ¶š¶š¶šµ°š¶
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