U+FE23 "︣" Combining Double Tilde Right Half Unicode Character

U+FE23 "︣" Combining Double Tilde Right Half is a spacing modifier character used in historical and scholarly text markup, specifically as part of the combining half diacritical marks block. It represents the rightward portion of a doubled tilde glyph, which in medieval and early modern manuscripts was often employed as an abbreviation mark, typically indicating the omission of a nasal consonant like "m" or "n" in Latin or other languages. This character is intended to be used alongside its left counterpart, U+FE22, to form a complete double tilde over a base letter, facilitating accurate digital representation of paleographic and philological documents.