Word Break - Mid Num

Unicode Version 18.0

Mid Num is a specific value used to define how certain punctuation characters, like the middle dot or the hyphen, behave when adjacent to numbers in text processing. It signals that these characters act as connectors between numeric digits, preventing line breaks that would separate a number into parts, such as in a date format like "3·14" or "12-34". When a word boundary is evaluated, Mid Num ensures that a following numeric character remains attached to the preceding one, avoiding unwanted breaks in the middle of a numerical sequence. This behavior is particularly relevant for languages and contexts where such punctuation is integral to writing numbers, allowing for smoother text flow and correct visual representation without fragmentation.

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U+002C
,
Comma
U+003B
;
Semicolon
U+037E
;
Greek Question Mark
U+0589
։
Armenian Full Stop
U+060C
،
Arabic Comma
U+060D
؍
Arabic Date Separator
U+066C
٬
Arabic Thousands Separator
U+07F8
߸
NKo Comma
U+2044
Fraction Slash
U+FE50
Small Comma
U+FE54
Small Semicolon
U+FF0C
Fullwidth Comma
U+FF1B
Fullwidth Semicolon