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The marks of the Kashmiri hand.
Also known as: Sharada marks, Kashmiri script marks
The punctuation and editorial marks of the Śāradā script used for Sanskrit in Kashmir.
Divide, open and correct text in Śāradā manuscripts.
Contexts: Language and transcription, History
Śāradā manuscripts are the primary witnesses for several Sanskrit works surviving nowhere else, so its marks are read by editors who do not otherwise read the script — the practical reason a Śāradā mark reference is wanted.
Contexts: Language and transcription, History
Section dividers, headmarks and correction marks in the angular Śāradā hand, distinct in shape from their Devanagari equivalents.