Unicode Character

DOTTED SOLIDUS

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U+2E4A

A forward slash (solidus) containing a dot, used specifically as an editorial or critical mark in the study of ancient documents.

Block

Supplemental Punctuation

Category

Other_Punctuation

Unicode label

U+2E4A

Canonical URL

/supplemental-punctuation/dotted-solidus

Nearby characters in this block

Adjacent canonical character links in the current block.

⹂

DOUBLE LOW-REVERSED-9 QUOTATION MARK

U+2E42

⹃

DASH WITH LEFT UPTURN

U+2E43

⹄

DOUBLE SUSPENSION MARK

U+2E44

⹅

INVERTED LOW KAVYKA

U+2E45

⹆

INVERTED LOW KAVYKA WITH KAVYKA ABOVE

U+2E46

⹇

LOW KAVYKA

U+2E47

⹈

LOW KAVYKA WITH DOT

U+2E48

⹉

DOUBLE STACKED COMMA

U+2E49

⹋

TRIPLE DAGGER

U+2E4B

⹌

MEDIEVAL COMMA

U+2E4C

⹍

PARAGRAPHUS MARK

U+2E4D

⹎

PUNCTUS ELEVATUS MARK

U+2E4E

⹏

CORNISH VERSE DIVIDER

U+2E4F

⹐

CROSS PATTY WITH RIGHT CROSSBAR

U+2E50

⹑

CROSS PATTY WITH LEFT CROSSBAR

U+2E51

⹒

TIRONIAN SIGN CAPITAL ET

U+2E52