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Currency fonts are specifically designed to display monetary symbols and amounts with clarity and professionalism. They often feature distinct glyphs for various currencies and are optimized for legibility in tables, financial reports, and price lists. These fonts aim to inspire trust and accuracy in financial contexts.

Cursive fonts mimic handwriting, often featuring flowing strokes and connecting letters. They evoke elegance, personalization, and a sense of artistry, typically used for decorative purposes and to add a personal touch.

Curved fonts are characterized by flowing, rounded letterforms, often evoking a sense of softness, elegance, and playfulness. Their organic shapes create a friendly and approachable feel, making them suitable for designs that aim to be welcoming and visually appealing. They are often used in branding and designs that need a touch of personality.

Curvy fonts are characterized by their flowing, organic shapes and rounded terminals, often evoking a sense of softness, friendliness, and playfulness. They feature smooth, rounded strokes and avoid sharp angles, making them ideal for designs aiming for a welcoming and approachable feel.

Cute fonts evoke feelings of sweetness, playfulness, and innocence. They often feature rounded edges, whimsical shapes, and a lighthearted aesthetic, making them ideal for designs targeting children, crafting projects, and lighthearted brands.

Cutout fonts are characterized by their internal shapes being removed, leaving only the outlines or silhouettes of the letterforms. This style creates a unique, stencil-like appearance, often employed for a bold and industrial aesthetic or to suggest transparency. They are typically used to add visual interest and a handcrafted feel to designs.

Cyberpunk fonts evoke a futuristic, gritty aesthetic often associated with dystopian technology and urban decay. They typically feature sharp angles, glitch effects, neon color schemes, and a blend of high-tech and low-life elements, ideal for designs that need a rebellious, tech-focused vibe.

Cyrillic fonts are designed to support the Cyrillic alphabet, used in various Slavic, Turkic, Mongolic, and other languages. They feature unique letterforms distinct from the Latin script and are essential for accurate and legible communication in languages like Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, and Serbian.

The "Czech" font category doesn't refer to a specific style or font family, but rather fonts that explicitly include Czech language support. These fonts contain the necessary glyphs and diacritics (like carons, acute accents, and rings) for accurate Czech typography and are essential for displaying Czech text correctly.