See also the corresponding code chart.
16FE0 Ideographic Symbols and Punctuation 16FFF
Tangut mark | ||
| 16FE0 | ð–¿ | TANGUT ITERATION MARK |
| → 3005 々 ideographic iteration mark | ||
Nushu mark | ||
| 16FE1 | ð–¿¡ | NUSHU ITERATION MARK |
Marks used in ancient Chinese texts | ||
| 16FE2 | ð–¿¢ | OLD CHINESE HOOK MARK |
| • indicates a pause or break in the text | ||
| 16FE3 | ð–¿£ | 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 | ð–¿² | CHINESE SMALL SIMPLIFIED ER |
| → 513F 儿 | ||
| 16FF3 | ð–¿³ | CHINESE SMALL TRADITIONAL ER |
| → 5152 兒 | ||
Characters used for Cantonese music | ||
| These tempo marks constitute a set with 3026. | ||
| 16FF4 | ð–¿´ | YANGQIN SIGN SLOW ONE BEAT |
| → 3026 〦 hangzhou numeral six | ||
| 16FF5 | ð–¿µ | YANGQIN SIGN SLOW THREE HALF BEATS |
| 16FF6 | 𖿶 | YANGQIN SIGN SLOW TWO BEATS |