RIGHT-TO-LEFT MARK
Unicode Character "?" (U+200F)
U+200F
?
Name
RIGHT-TO-LEFT MARK
Unicode Code Point
U+200F
HTML Entity
‏
Block
General Punctuation
Description
The Right-To-Left Mark (RLM) is an invisible character used in the bidirectional display of mixed text. It acts as a strong right-to-left character, which is particularly useful for ensuring correct alignment and order when inserting LTR characters (like numbers) into RTL text.
How to Use
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Heads up: Support for the characters generated by this
RIGHT-TO-LEFT MARK varies by browser and platform. While modern apps usually support
them, legacy systems might display a tofu
square box.