-
sometimes written as
interpuncts (for
example in the
depicted 1646
transcription of the
Mayflower Compact). In the
Shavian alphabet,
interpuncts replace capitalization...
-
variant of ⟨H⟩
found in
Roman Gaul. The
primary mark of
punctuation was the
interpunct,
which was used as a word divider,
though it fell out of use
after 200...
-
considered comma splices in English.
Korean punctuation uses both
commas and
interpuncts for lists. In
Unicode 5.2.0, "numbers with commas" (U+1F101 🄁 DIGIT...
-
confuse ⟨ll⟩ /ʎ/ with a
geminated ⟨l⟩ /ll/,
Catalan uses a
middle dot (
interpunct or punt
volat in Catalan) in
between ⟨ŀl⟩. For
example exceŀlent ("excellent")...
- inter-word
separation lessened. The
earliest Gr****
inscriptions used
interpuncts, as was
common in the
writing systems which preceded it, but soon the...
- sign
Therefore sign [ ] { }
Brackets Angle bracket,
Parenthesis •
Bullet Interpunct ‸ ⁁ ⎀
Caret (proofreading)
Caret (computing) (^) ⟨ ⟩
Chevron (non-Unicode...
-
Gravity (stylized with
brackets and two
interpuncts as [grav·i·ty]) is an
American comedy-drama
television series created by Jill
Franklyn and Eric Schaeffer...
- kalama,
characters inside a
cartouche can be
followed by
interpuncts or dots,
where each
interpunct represents the next mora of the word, and a
colon represents...
- for use in
mathematical notation primarily as a dot
product instead of
interpunct. U+25CB ○
WHITE CIRCLE (○) U+25CF ●
BLACK CIRCLE U+25D8 ◘ INVERSE...
- syl-la-bi-fi-ca-tion.
Various British and
North American dictionaries use an
interpunct,
sometimes called a "middle dot" or "hyphenation point", for this purpose...
