U+AA5E "꩞" Cham Punctuation Double Danda Unicode Character

U+AA5E "꩞" Cham Punctuation Double Danda is a script-specific punctuation mark used in the Cham language of Cambodia and Vietnam, functioning as a strong separator similar to a sentence or section break. It is part of the Cham block within Unicode and represents a double danda, a visual pair of vertical lines that typically indicates the end of a major textual division, such as a stanza, verse, or thematic segment, in written Cham. This character is distinct from the general Devanagari or other script dandas, serving the unique orthographic and historical needs of the Cham script, which is classified as a Brahmic-based abugida.