U+E003E "󠀾" Tag Greater-than Sign Unicode Character

U+E003E "󠀾" Tag Greater-than Sign is a special purpose code point within the Unicode Tag block, used exclusively as a formatting character in plain text to represent a plain ASCII greater-than sign (>) within a language tag, such as those defined by BCP 47. This character is part of a set of 96 tag characters that map to printable ASCII symbols, allowing them to be embedded in a tag sequence without altering the text's visible rendering in most contexts. It does not have a standard glyph of its own and is rarely displayed independently; instead, it is processed by text engines and applications that support Unicode tag sequences, primarily for tagging text with language, region, or other metadata. Outside of such specialized tags, this character is invisible and should not be used for ordinary typographic purposes.