U+035C • combining
Combining Double Breve Below (U+035C) is a diacritical mark that places a double breve (two small curved marks) beneath a base character. It is used in phonetic transcription to indicate specific articulatory or prosodic features.
The Symbol For Combining Double Breve Below (͜) is a unicode character in the Basic Multilingual Plane Plane. It is found in the Combining Diacritical Marks block and was approved as part of Unicode Version 4.1 in 2005
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