Canonical Combining Class - CCC36

CCC36 is a specific numeric value indicating that a character attaches to the base character above it with a particular type of diacritical mark, namely one that sits directly on top, like a combining acute or macron. This class, numbered 36, belongs to a range of values that define how marks stack vertically relative to the base. In practical terms, when a character with CCC36 is combined, it is positioned above the base, and if multiple such marks occur, they are ordered by their sequence in the text, not by any further subclassification. This ensures predictable rendering for accents and tone marks in many scripts, such as Latin or Greek, where position matters for correct display. The value helps software decide stacking order without ambiguity.