Sama Family
A mono-linear sans with rounded terminals spanning nine Indic scripts alongside Latin, built with genial curves that give lighter weights an airy quality and heavier ones a lively bounce.
About
Sama covers Latin, Devanagari, Gujarati, Malayalam, Kannada, Gurmukhi, Tamil, Telugu and Odia, each sub-family running across six weights with a consistent mono-linear structure and rounded terminals. Closed counters are offset by subtly billowing curves that prevent the design from feeling rigid, lending lighter settings a sense of weightlessness and heavier weights a youthful energy. The name means natural ambience in Hindi, and the typeface is positioned as an approachable, versatile choice wherever consistent cross-script typography is required.
Classification
Sama is described as a mono-linear typeface with rounded terminals, placing it firmly in the geometric sans-serif tradition; its even stroke weight and circular forms define the subcategory.