U+2E45 "⹅" Inverted Low Kavyka Unicode Character

U+2E45 "⹅" Inverted Low Kavyka is a punctuation mark used primarily in early Church Slavonic and related liturgical texts, where it serves as a type of quotation or citation indicator, often positioned beneath the line of text. Its inverted, low design distinguishes it from the standard kavyka, and it functions to set off direct speech or referenced passages in religious manuscripts. This character belongs to the Supplemental Punctuation block and is encoded for use in specialized historical or linguistic typography.