Lowercase letter · 20 of 26
Cursive t
Cursive t is a short stem that stops halfway between the midline and the top line, crossed once the whole word is written.
t
- ata
After a, from the baseline
- ota
After o, from the midline
- Stroke order
- 1Start halfway between the midline and the top line and slant straight down to the baseline.
- 2Curve out along the baseline.
- 3Once the word is finished, cross the stem with a short bar along the midline.
- Where it joins
- In a word the stroke from the letter before climbs to the top of the stem and t comes straight back down over it. Letters run through t without stopping; its cross, like the dot of i, waits for the end of the word.
- Mixed up with
Taken up to the top line with a loop, t becomes l. Short and uncrossed, it reads as i without its dot.
- Practise with
- toptreetigertwotop · tree · tiger · two
01 / In other fonts
t in 10 scripts
The same letter in connected scripts from the catalogue, from casual brush to formal copperplate. Each opens its font.