Syriac punctuation and signs | |||
0700 | ܀ | Syriac End Of Paragraph | |
| • | marks the end of a paragraph | ||
0701 | ܁ | Syriac Supralinear Full Stop | |
| • | marks interrogations, imperatives, and pauses, especially in Biblical texts | ||
0702 | ܂ | Syriac Sublinear Full Stop | |
| • | marks subordinate clauses and minor pauses, especially in Biblical texts | ||
0703 | ܃ | Syriac Supralinear Colon | |
| • | marks expressions of wonder and has a distinct pausal value in Biblical texts | ||
0704 | ܄ | Syriac Sublinear Colon | |
| • | used at the end of verses of supplications | ||
0705 | ܅ | Syriac Horizontal Colon | |
| • | joins two words closely together in a context to which a rising tone is suitable | ||
0706 | ܆ | Syriac Colon Skewed Left | |
| • | marks a dependent clause | ||
0707 | ܇ | Syriac Colon Skewed Right | |
| • | marks the end of a subdivision of the apodosis, or latter part of a Biblical verse | ||
0708 | ܈ | Syriac Supralinear Colon Skewed Left | |
| • | marks a minor phrase division | ||
0709 | ܉ | Syriac Sublinear Colon Skewed Right | |
| ※ | SYRIAC SUBLINEAR COLON SKEWED LEFT | ||
| • | marks the end of a real or rhetorical question | ||
| • | character name is a misnomer | ||
070A | ܊ | Syriac Contraction | |
| • | a contraction mark, mostly used in East Syriac | ||
| • | placed at the end of an incomplete word | ||
070B | ܋ | Syriac Harklean Obelus | |
| • | marks the beginning of a phrase, word, or morpheme that has a marginal note | ||
| → | 00F7 ÷ division sign | ||
070C | ܌ | Syriac Harklean Metobelus | |
| • | marks the end of a section with a marginal note | ||
070D | ܍ | Syriac Harklean Asteriscus | |
| • | marks the beginning of a phrase, word, or morpheme that has a marginal note | ||
Syriac format control character | |||
070F | | Syriac Abbreviation Mark | |
| = | Sam | ||
| • | marks the beginning of a Syriac abbreviation | ||
Syriac letters | |||
0710 | ܐ | Syriac Letter Alaph | |
0711 | ◌ܑ | Syriac Letter Superscript Alaph | |
| • | used in East Syriac texts to indicate an etymological Alaph | ||
0712 | ܒ | Syriac Letter Beth | |
0713 | ܓ | Syriac Letter Gamal | |
0714 | ܔ | Syriac Letter Gamal Garshuni | |
| • | used in Garshuni documents | ||
0715 | ܕ | Syriac Letter Dalath | |
0716 | ܖ | Syriac Letter Dotless Dalath Rish | |
| • | ambiguous form for undifferentiated early dalath/rish | ||
0717 | ܗ | Syriac Letter He | |
0718 | ܘ | Syriac Letter Waw | |
0719 | ܙ | Syriac Letter Zain | |
071A | ܚ | Syriac Letter Heth | |
071B | ܛ | Syriac Letter Teth | |
071C | ܜ | Syriac Letter Teth Garshuni | |
| • | used in Garshuni documents | ||
071D | ܝ | Syriac Letter Yudh | |
071E | ܞ | Syriac Letter Yudh He | |
| • | mostly used in East Syriac texts | ||
071F | ܟ | Syriac Letter Kaph | |
0720 | ܠ | Syriac Letter Lamadh | |
0721 | ܡ | Syriac Letter Mim | |
0722 | ܢ | Syriac Letter Nun | |
0723 | ܣ | Syriac Letter Semkath | |
0724 | ܤ | Syriac Letter Final Semkath | |
0725 | ܥ | Syriac Letter E | |
0726 | ܦ | Syriac Letter Pe | |
0727 | ܧ | Syriac Letter Reversed Pe | |
| • | used in Christian Palestinian Aramaic | ||
0728 | ܨ | Syriac Letter Sadhe | |
0729 | ܩ | Syriac Letter Qaph | |
072A | ܪ | Syriac Letter Rish | |
072B | ܫ | Syriac Letter Shin | |
072C | ܬ | Syriac Letter Taw | |
Persian letters | |||
072D | ܭ | Syriac Letter Persian Bheth | |
072E | ܮ | Syriac Letter Persian Ghamal | |
072F | ܯ | Syriac Letter Persian Dhalath | |
Syriac points (vowels) | |||
0730 | ◌ܰ | Syriac Pthaha Above | |
0731 | ◌ܱ | Syriac Pthaha Below | |
0732 | ◌ܲ | Syriac Pthaha Dotted | |
0733 | ◌ܳ | Syriac Zqapha Above | |
0734 | ◌ܴ | Syriac Zqapha Below | |
0735 | ◌ܵ | Syriac Zqapha Dotted | |
0736 | ◌ܶ | Syriac Rbasa Above | |
0737 | ◌ܷ | Syriac Rbasa Below | |
0738 | ◌ܸ | Syriac Dotted Zlama Horizontal | |
0739 | ◌ܹ | Syriac Dotted Zlama Angular | |
073A | ◌ܺ | Syriac Hbasa Above | |
073B | ◌ܻ | Syriac Hbasa Below | |
073C | ◌ܼ | Syriac Hbasa-Esasa Dotted | |
073D | ◌ܽ | Syriac Esasa Above | |
073E | ◌ܾ | Syriac Esasa Below | |
073F | ◌ܿ | Syriac Rwaha | |
Syriac marks | |||
0740 | ◌݀ | Syriac Feminine Dot | |
| • | feminine marker used with the Taw feminine suffix | ||
| → | 1DF8 ◌᷸ combining dot above left | ||
0741 | ◌݁ | Syriac Qushshaya | |
| • | indicates a plosive pronunciation | ||
0742 | ◌݂ | Syriac Rukkakha | |
| • | indicates an aspirated (spirantized) pronunciation | ||
0743 | ◌݃ | Syriac Two Vertical Dots Above | |
| • | accent mark used in ancient manuscripts | ||
0744 | ◌݄ | Syriac Two Vertical Dots Below | |
| • | accent mark used in ancient manuscripts | ||
0745 | ◌݅ | Syriac Three Dots Above | |
| • | diacritic used in Turoyo for letters not found in Syriac | ||
0746 | ◌݆ | Syriac Three Dots Below | |
| • | diacritic used in Turoyo for letters not found in Syriac | ||
0747 | ◌݇ | Syriac Oblique Line Above | |
| • | indication of a silent letter | ||
0748 | ◌݈ | Syriac Oblique Line Below | |
| • | indication of a silent letter | ||
| • | also used to indicate numbers multiplied by a certain constant | ||
0749 | ◌݉ | Syriac Music | |
| • | a music mark | ||
| • | also used in the Syrian Orthodox Anaphora book to mark the breaking of the Eucharist bread | ||
074A | ◌݊ | Syriac Barrekh | |
| • | a diacritic cross used in liturgical texts | ||
Sogdian letters | |||
074D | ݍ | Syriac Letter Sogdian Zhain | |
074E | ݎ | Syriac Letter Sogdian Khaph | |
074F | ݏ | Syriac Letter Sogdian Fe | |
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