U+2E46 "⹆" Inverted Low Kavyka with Kavyka Above Unicode Character

U+2E46 "⹆" Inverted Low Kavyka with Kavyka Above is a punctuation mark used in the Slavic and early Cyrillic typographic tradition, specifically as a diacritical or editorial symbol found in certain historical manuscripts and printed texts. It represents a double combining mark that typically indicates a specific phonetic or prosodic feature, such as stress or tonal nuance, in Old Church Slavonic or other related liturgical languages. This character is part of the Supplemental Punctuation block and is rarely used in modern digital text, appearing mainly in scholarly editions or specialized linguistic transcriptions where precise annotation of archaic pronunciation is required.