Article 55Q1B How to match the font name in UI to the one actaully used

How to match the font name in UI to the one actaully used

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shogun1234
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After googling against this forum by something like site:linuxquestions.org st font, I do not find the answer I am looking for. Below is the effect I want to achieve.

I want to use st (simple terminal). Then I searched and found the page https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/St#Font where I can pass -f to specify font, its size and so on. And it's working with the sample described in arch wiki. So I test to check monospace by fc-list | grep Mono | grep space; however there is result printed on console.

How can I find the Monospace that can be passed to st -f "<here>=<font szie>"?

Envrionment I use Debian bullseye/sid, fc-list fontconfig version 2.13.1

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