◌͟◌ Combining Double Macron Below
U+035F
◌͟◌
ℹ️ About
The Combining Double Macron Below (U+035F) is a specialized nonspacing mark used primarily in phonetic transcription and philology. Unlike standard macrons, it is designed to span across two base characters, appearing as a continuous horizontal line underneath them. It often signifies a liaison or a specific phonetic length spanning a digraph.
⚠️ Note: Do not confuse with ◌͞◌ (U+035E Combining Double Macron) which renders above the characters.
⚡ Codes
HTML
͟
CSS
\035F
Python
\u035F
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