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Two stacked dots closing a verse.
Also known as: Verse end mark Hebrew, Hebrew full stop
The Hebrew mark closing a verse in a biblical text, written as two dots one above the other.
Closes a verse in a Hebrew biblical text.
Contexts: Language and transcription, Religion
Belongs to the cantillation system rather than to ordinary Hebrew punctuation, so it appears in scripture and not in modern Hebrew prose.
Contexts: Language and transcription, Religion
Two dots set one directly above the other at the end of a verse, resembling a colon.