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1
Translingual
1.1
Punctuation mark
1.1.1
Usage notes
1.1.2
Related terms
1.1.3
See also
Translingual
Punctuation mark
॥
The
double danda
, a
punctuation mark
of many Indic scripts, signifying the end of a
paragraph
or
verse
of
poetry
.
Usage notes
In Unicode, it is part of the
Devanagari
block but shared between Indic scripts.
Related terms
।
, the
danda
See also
༎
, the
Tibetan
nyis shad
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