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  • Glyph | Definition and Translations

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    In a font, a glyph is a specific representation of one or more characters.

     

    Dutch: glief
    French: glyphe
    German: Glyphe
    Italian: glifo
    Polish: glif
    Portuguese: glifo
    Russian: глиф
    Spanish: glifo
    Ralf Herrmann By Ralf Herrmann ()
    Contributors: Diogo Ramos Moreira Przemysław Sakrajda

    Academy Lessons linking to this term:
    Character vs. Glyph
    Terms linking to this term:
    Font
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