U+02FC "˼" Modifier Letter End Low Tone Unicode Character

U+02FC "˼" Modifier Letter End Low Tone is a diacritical mark used in phonetic transcription, typically within the International Phonetic Alphabet or other linguistic notation systems, to indicate a final or end low tone on a preceding syllable. It is classified as a modifier letter and appears as a small raised tilde-like symbol placed after a base character to modify its tonal quality. This character helps linguists and language learners precisely describe the pitch contour of spoken words, especially in tonal languages where such distinctions can change meaning.