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Two strokes closing a passage.
Also known as: Burmese section sign, Myanmar double stroke
The Burmese mark closing a section, verse or complete passage of text.
Closes a section, verse or passage in Burmese text.
Contexts: Language and transcription
The Burmese member of the graded terminal family — a single stroke for the sentence and a double for the section — inherited from the Indic daṇḍa like its Thai, Khmer and Tibetan counterparts.
Contexts: Language and transcription
Two vertical strokes side by side on the line, twice the single stroke that closes a sentence.