U+10F87 "𐾇" Old Uyghur Punctuation Two Bars Unicode Character

U+10F87 "𐾇" Old Uyghur Punctuation Two Bars is a punctuation mark used in the Old Uyghur script, an alphabetic writing system derived from Sogdian and employed primarily by Uyghur and other Central Asian communities from the 8th to the 13th centuries. This character consists of two vertical parallel bars and functioned as a sentence separator or a divider between larger textual units, similar in role to a modern comma or period but within the typographic conventions of the script. It appears in manuscripts and inscriptions, where it helped structure text by marking pauses or boundaries in the flow of writing.