Canonical Combining Class - CCC14

CCC14 is a specific value indicating that a character sits above its base character in a stacked or raised position, with a combining class of 14. This value is used in text shaping and reordering to determine how diacritical marks and other modifying signs attach to the preceding base glyph. Characters with CCC14 are typically positioned above the main character, as opposed to classes that place marks below, inside, or at other angles. This numeric classification helps software correctly render complex scripts by ensuring marks are drawn in the proper vertical order and do not get misplaced during normalization or display. It is a low, non-zero value, meaning it has a defined priority in relation to other combining marks, but it does not interfere with primary spacing or base character alignment.