U+2E18 "⸘" Inverted Interrobang Unicode Character

U+2E18 "⸘" Inverted Interrobang is a punctuation mark used primarily in Spanish and some other languages to denote a question or exclamation that is immediately obvious from the start of the sentence, serving as an inverted counterpart to the standard interrobang (‽). It combines the inverted question mark (¿) and inverted exclamation mark (¡) into a single glyph, allowing writers to signal a surprised or rhetorical question from the very beginning of a statement, much like the opening marks in Spanish punctuation. This character is rarely used in practice, as most writers still prefer to write two separate marks (¿¡ or ¡¿) for clarity, but its inclusion in Unicode provides a standardized option for digital typography and specialized linguistic notation.