U+10A58 "𐩘" Kharoshthi Punctuation Lines Unicode Character

U+10A58 "𐩘" Kharoshthi Punctuation Lines is a punctuation mark from the Kharoshthi script, an ancient writing system used in parts of South and Central Asia from around the 3rd century BCE to the 4th century CE. It is composed of multiple horizontal or wavy lines and served as a scribal or decorative divider within inscriptions and manuscripts, likely used to separate sections of text, denote a pause, or mark the end of a segment. Unlike modern punctuation, this character functioned more as a visual and structural break than as a grammatical marker, reflecting the unique formatting conventions of Kharoshthi epigraphy and literature.