Bidirectional Class - European Separator
Unicode Version 18.0
European Separator is a bidirectional class that marks characters, typically punctuation like the slash or comma, used to separate European numeral sequences, such as thousands or decimal groupings. In visual text ordering, it acts as a neutral or weak separator, taking on the directionality of adjacent European numbers, so it helps preserve the correct reading order when mixed with bidirectional text, like Arabic or Hebrew, without breaking the numeric value. It does not introduce strong direction itself, but instead adapts, ensuring that numbers written with European digits remain cohesive and correctly oriented relative to surrounding text.
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U+002B
+
Plus Sign
U+002D
-
Hyphen-Minus
U+207A
⁺
Superscript Plus Sign
U+207B
⁻
Superscript Minus
U+208A
₊
Subscript Plus Sign
U+208B
₋
Subscript Minus
U+2212
−
Minus Sign
U+FB29
﬩
Hebrew Letter Alternative Plus Sign
U+FE62
﹢
Small Plus Sign
U+FE63
﹣
Small Hyphen-Minus
U+FF0B
+
Fullwidth Plus Sign
U+FF0D
-
Fullwidth Hyphen-Minus
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