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One says of a writing - mainly of the Alphabet S - that it is bicameral when it opposes two eye S of format (or “breakage”) - and sometimes of layout - different for each character. By opposition, a writing in which there does not exist such a opposition is described as Monocamérale .

The letters of a normal format are called and not marked tiny S , while the letters of a larger format, used in certain cases governed by the Orthotypographie, are the capital (not to be confused with capital ).

One counts, inter alia, with the number of these writings:

Here, as illustration, the first seven letters in two breakages (initially capital then tiny) for the five quoted alphabets:

You should obtain a posting similar below to the image:

Related articles

  • Typography;
  • Writing;
  • Capital and capital;
  • Use of the French capital letters;
  • Tiny.

Simple: Capitalization

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