Hebrew Vilna Tanach fonts from Samtype - (rdskp)

Hebrew Vilna Tanach


This is the classical font to make a Tanach, Siddur or a regular hebrew book.

These fonts include all diacritic marks: Nikud, Teamim and modern pontuation.

You can find in these fonts: shevana, kamats katan, cholam chasser and dagesh chazak.

The best program to use these fonts is Adobe Indesign.




Hebrew Vilna Tanach


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