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A mark closing a whole work.
Also known as: Thai end of text mark, Cow's urine mark
The Thai mark placed at the very end of a text, chapter or complete work.
Marks the end of a chapter, a text or a complete work.
Contexts: Language and transcription, History
Sits above the angkhankhu in the same way the double daṇḍa sits above the single one, giving traditional Thai a graded terminal punctuation inherited with the script.
Contexts: Language and transcription, History
A curled glyph of two joined loops resembling a stylised spiral, set alone at the close of the text.