Dash - Yes
Unicode Version 18.0
Yes is a specific designation within the Dash character category, indicating that a given character is unequivocally treated as a dash for line breaking and text segmentation purposes. This includes common punctuation like the hyphen minus, en dash, em dash, and minus sign, as well as less obvious forms such as the horizontal bar, figure dash, and certain Arabic or Mongolian dash variants. The “Yes” value applies to characters that are inherently dash shaped and function as separators or connectors in prose, ensuring they are not mistaken for other punctuation like hyphens in compound words or mathematical operators. It does not cover characters that merely look like dashes but serve different roles, such as underscore or tilde.
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U+002D
-
Hyphen-Minus
U+058A
֊
Armenian Hyphen
U+05BE
־
Hebrew Punctuation Maqaf
U+1400
᐀
Canadian Syllabics Hyphen
U+1806
᠆
Mongolian Todo Soft Hyphen
U+2010
‐
Hyphen
U+2011
‑
Non-Breaking Hyphen
U+2012
‒
Figure Dash
U+2013
–
En Dash
U+2014
—
Em Dash
U+2015
―
Horizontal Bar
U+2053
⁓
Swung Dash
U+207B
⁻
Superscript Minus
U+208B
₋
Subscript Minus
U+2212
−
Minus Sign
U+2E17
⸗
Double Oblique Hyphen
U+2E1A
⸚
Hyphen with Diaeresis
U+2E3A
⸺
Two-Em Dash
U+2E3B
⸻
Three-Em Dash
U+2E40
⹀
Double Hyphen
U+2E5D
⹝
Oblique Hyphen
U+301C
〜
Wave Dash
U+3030
〰
Wavy Dash
U+30A0
゠
Katakana-Hiragana Double Hyphen
U+FE31
︱
Presentation Form for Vertical Em Dash
U+FE32
︲
Presentation Form for Vertical En Dash
U+FE58
﹘
Small Em Dash
U+FE63
﹣
Small Hyphen-Minus
U+FF0D
-
Fullwidth Hyphen-Minus
U+10D6E
Garay Hyphen
U+10EAD
𐺭
Yezidi Hyphenation Mark
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