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A cell in the lower part of the frame ending a sentence.
Also known as: Braille period, Braille sentence stop
In braille the full stop is written with dots two, five and six, one of a set of punctuation marks that all sit in the lower part of the cell.
Ends a sentence, written with dots two, five and six.
Contexts: Language and transcription
Belongs to a group of punctuation marks written only in the lower four dots, which keeps them tactilely distinct from letters.
Contexts: Language and transcription
A cell with dots two, five and six raised, all of them below the top row of the frame.