U+10D6F "𐵯" Garay Reduplication Mark Unicode Character

U+10D6F "𐵯" Garay Reduplication Mark is a special diacritic or punctuation sign used within the Garay script, which was invented by Assane Faye for writing the Wolof language and other languages of West Africa. This specific mark indicates reduplication, meaning it signals that a preceding word or syllable should be repeated, a common grammatical and phonetic feature in languages like Wolof. It belongs to the Garay block of Unicode, which was added in version 16.0 of the standard to support the script's unique writing system, which runs from right to left. As a dedicated symbol, it functions much like a ditto mark or repetition sign, helping to simplify text by avoiding the need to write the same element twice.