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⸆

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⸆ U+2E06, ⸆
RAISED INTERPOLATION MARKER
← ⸅
[U+2E05]
Supplemental Punctuation ⸇ →
[U+2E07]

⸇ U+2E07, ⸇
RAISED DOTTED INTERPOLATION MARKER
← ⸆
[U+2E06]
Supplemental Punctuation ⸈ →
[U+2E08]

Translingual

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Punctuation mark

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⸆

  1. (editorial siglum, New Testament) A mark for extended readings: ⟨⸆⟩ is placed at a point in the text where some manuscripts have longer wording.

Usage notes

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The extended readings are given in the apparatus criticus.

When a second extended reading occurs in a verse, the dotted form ⟨⸇⟩ is used to distinctively mark the second instance.