The font is missing a character historically found in various texts in Ladino (Judeo-Spanish), a language where the Rashi script is used as a standard, such as Me'am Lo'ez, making it impossible to properly transcribe them.
U+FB4F (Hebrew Ligature Alef Lamed)
Screenshot
Example of a word with the character defaulting to fallback font instead when it is used:
Historical text in Rashi script (Me'am Lo'ez) with the same word (ﭏישארלו), using this ligature highlighted:
Another example of the same character from the same text, can be used as reference for the glyph, as this is how the character was historically portrayed in Rashi script (in the word ﭏמה):
Some other Rashi fonts use different shapes for this ligature, but one more close to the historical one, as above, is recommended.
The font is missing a character historically found in various texts in Ladino (Judeo-Spanish), a language where the Rashi script is used as a standard, such as Me'am Lo'ez, making it impossible to properly transcribe them.
U+FB4F (Hebrew Ligature Alef Lamed)
Screenshot
Example of a word with the character defaulting to fallback font instead when it is used:
Historical text in Rashi script (Me'am Lo'ez) with the same word (ﭏישארלו), using this ligature highlighted:
Another example of the same character from the same text, can be used as reference for the glyph, as this is how the character was historically portrayed in Rashi script (in the word ﭏמה):
Some other Rashi fonts use different shapes for this ligature, but one more close to the historical one, as above, is recommended.