◌̿
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Translingual
Description
A double horizontal line to be placed above letters and digits. It connects to itself on either side if it's also placed over those letters.
Punctuation mark
◌̿
- (Roman numerals) Multiplies the value of a group of digits by one million.
- IV — four; I̅V̅ — four thousand; I̿V̿ — four million
- (Greek numerals) In Byzantine Greek and in Coptic, multiplies the value of a digit by a thousand. E.g. β̿ (modern ͵β) '2,000'.
Further reading
- Roman numerals#Vinculum on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
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