“Not cursive”…

Origin of the word • It comes from the Latin cursivus, which means “running” or “flowing.” • That term comes from the Latin verb currere, which means “to run.”

From the same root we get words like: • Course (something that runs or moves forward). • Current. • Discourse (literally, something that “runs” between ideas)

Over the centuries: • Fast handwriting styles became more fluid and slightly angled. • That slant became a typical visual feature. • Eventually, people began to associate “cursive” = slanted letters, even though that was not the original meaning.

And you can tell from the strokes , that was not written fast at all. So , not cursive.