Lowercase letter · 14 of 26
Cursive n
Cursive n has two humps where print n has one, which is why a cursive n can look like a print m.
n
- ana
After a, from the baseline
- ona
After o, from the midline
- Stroke order
- 1Begin with a small hill over the midline and come down to the baseline.
- 2Climb back up and over a second hump.
- 3Come down to the baseline and curve out.
- Where it joins
- In a word the joining stroke becomes the first hill. After b, o, v and w the hill starts straight from their stroke at the midline, as in “on”.
- Practise with
- nestnosenightninenest · nose · night · nine
01 / In other fonts
n in 10 scripts
The same letter in connected scripts from the catalogue, from casual brush to formal copperplate. Each opens its font.