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A tripled capital sign marking a run of capitals.
Also known as: Capital passage sign, Triple capital indicator
In Unified English Braille the capital indicator written three times marks a whole passage as capitals, ended by a terminator, for text set entirely in upper case.
Opens a passage in which every letter is a capital, closed by a matching terminator.
Contexts: Language and transcription
Completes a graded set — one indicator for a letter, two for a word, three for a passage — which is a pattern Unified English Braille uses for several properties.
Contexts: Language and transcription
The capital indicator dot written three times in succession, opening a passage that runs until a terminator closes it.