U+2E0A "⸊" Right Transposition Bracket Unicode Character

U+2E0A "⸊" Right Transposition Bracket is a punctuation mark used primarily in textual criticism and historical manuscript editing to indicate that a word or phrase has been moved forward from an earlier position in the text to its current location. It functions as the closing counterpart to the Left Transposition Bracket (U+2E09), with the pair often enclosing displaced text to show where it originally appeared elsewhere. This symbol falls within the Supplemental Punctuation block and is distinct from similar-looking brackets, serving a specialized role in scholarly annotation rather than in everyday writing.