Ideographic Symbols and Punctuation

Tangut mark

16FE0 𖿠 Tangut Iteration Mark
  →3005 々 ideographic iteration mark

Nushu mark

16FE1 𖿡 Nushu Iteration Mark

Marks used in ancient Chinese texts

16FE2 𖿢 Old Chinese Hook Mark
  •indicates a pause or break in the text
16FE3 𖿣 Old Chinese Iteration Mark
  →3005 々 ideographic iteration mark
  →303B 〻 vertical ideographic iteration mark

Small Khitan format character

16FE4 ◌𖿤 Khitan Small Script Filler

Combining diacritics for CJK ideographs

These combining marks indicate alternate readings for Han characters in the Vietnamese tradition.
16FF0 𖿰 Vietnamese Alternate Reading Mark Ca
  →4E2A 个
  →4E87 亇
16FF1 𖿱 Vietnamese Alternate Reading Mark Nhay
  →21FE8 𡿨

Characters used for rhotacization

These small forms are used as non-syllabic suffixes representing the linguistic phenomenon known in Chinese as érhuà (rhotacization).
16FF2 𖿲 Chinese Small Simplified Er
  →513F 儿
16FF3 𖿳 Chinese Small Traditional Er
  →5152 兒

Characters used for Cantonese music

These tempo marks constitute a set with 3026.
16FF4 𖿴 Yangqin Sign Slow One Beat
  →3026 〦 hangzhou numeral six
16FF5 𖿵 Yangqin Sign Slow Three Half Beats
16FF6 𖿶 Yangqin Sign Slow Two Beats

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