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part alternation mark

A Japanese typographic mark consisting of a small angled dash with a dot, traditionally used in song lyrics and printed text to indicate where one singer's or performer's part begins and another's ends

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U+303D U+FE0F
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A Japanese typographic mark consisting of a small angled dash with a dot, traditionally used in song lyrics and printed text to indicate where one singer's or performer's part begins and another's ends. In conversation it commonly signals a change of turn, a cue to start, or a shift in who is speaking or acting. It can also mark the start of a new section or segment. Because it is unfamiliar outside Japanese contexts, its meaning is often unclear to general audiences and may be mistaken for a decorative symbol.

Part alternation mark — Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.

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Quick facts

Code points
U+303D U+FE0F
Unicode name
part alternation mark
Category
SymbolsOther symbols
Unicode
6.0 · 2010Emoji 0.6
Keywords
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Developer

Emoji sequenceemoji presentation requested via VS16 (U+FE0F)
Unicode data
Code pointsU+303D U+FE0F
Unicode namepart alternation mark
UTF-8E3 80 BD EF B8 8F
Shortcodes
Shortcode (Discord / GitHub / Slack):part_alternation_mark:
HTML & CSS
HTML (hex)〽️
HTML (decimal)〽️
CSS\303D \FE0F
Languages
JavaScript\u{303D}\u{FE0F}
Python\u303D\uFE0F
Perl\x{303D}\x{FE0F}
PHP / Ruby\u{303D}\u{FE0F}
Encodings
Punycodexn--g8j5113d
URL escape code%E3%80%BD%EF%B8%8F

Frequently asked

What does 〽️ part alternation mark mean?

A Japanese typographic mark consisting of a small angled dash with a dot, traditionally used in song lyrics and printed text to indicate where one singer's or performer's part begins and another's ends. In conversation it commonly signals a change of turn, a cue to start, or a shift in who is speaking or acting. It can also mark the start of a new section or segment. Because it is unfamiliar outside Japanese contexts, its meaning is often unclear to general audiences and may be mistaken for a decorative symbol.

What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 〽️ part alternation mark?

U+303D U+FE0F (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :part_alternation_mark:

Which emojis are related to 〽️ part alternation mark?

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