“ˌ” U+02CC: Modifier Letter Low Vertical Line

ℹ️ About

The Modifier Letter Low Vertical Line (ˌ) is a typographic spacing character used primarily in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) to denote secondary stress. Unlike high vertical lines used for primary stress, this low-positioned glyph indicates a lesser but significant emphasis on a syllable. It is a standalone spacing character, not a combining mark.

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