REVERSED SEMICOLON
Overview
U+204F is the mirror image of the ordinary semicolon, with the comma tail curving in the opposite direction and the dot beneath rather than above. General Punctuation collects marks shared across scripts, including several reversed and inverted forms encoded so that text in right-to-left and non-Latin traditions can be represented without borrowing a Latin glyph and relying on the renderer to flip it. Its general category is Po (punctuation, other). The distinction matters in plain text, where no styling layer exists to indicate that a mark should be drawn mirrored.
On this page
Encoding Table
| Format | Value | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| unicode | U+204F | |
| decimal | 8271 | |
| htmldecimal | ⁏ | |
| htmlhex | ⁏ | |
| css | \204F | |
| javascript | \u{204F} | |
| python | \u204f | |
| java | \u204F | |
| go | \u204F | |
| ruby | \u{204F} | |
| rust | \u{204F} | |
| ccpp | \u204f | |
| urlencoded | %E2%81%8F | |
| utf8bytes | e2 81 8f | |
| utf16bebytes | 20 4f | |
| utf32bebytes | 00 00 20 4f |
How to Use
⁏
content: "\204F"
"\u{204F}"
"\u204f"
Properties
- Block
- General Punctuation
- Script
- Zyyy
- Category
- Other Punctuation (Po)
- Bidirectional
- ON
- Combining
- 0
- Mirrored
- No
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ⁏ character (REVERSED SEMICOLON)?
⁏ (REVERSED SEMICOLON) is the Unicode character U+204F.
What is the Unicode codepoint of REVERSED SEMICOLON?
The REVERSED SEMICOLON character (⁏) has codepoint U+204F.
How do I type or copy REVERSED SEMICOLON?
Copy ⁏ directly, or use the HTML entity, UTF-8, and code encodings shown on this page.