virgola

Also known as ,, 、, ،

segno di punteggiatura

AI overview

A comma is a punctuation mark that varies in appearance across different languages and typefaces, sometimes appearing as a small curved or straight line tilted from vertical, and other times as a tiny filled-in shape sitting on the baseline. Despite these visual differences, the comma serves as a consistent punctuation tool across writing systems, though its exact appearance may resemble an apostrophe or single quotation mark depending on the typeface used.

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Within Vinony's link graph, virgola is referenced by 622 other articles, and connects out to question mark, conjunction and Livonian.

Vinony files it under Greek-script diacritics, Latin-script diacritics and Letters with comma.

Its subject is documented across 85 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Punctuation mark.mark: ,
Punctuation mark.variant1: 、
Punctuation mark.caption1: Ideographic comma (CJK)
Punctuation mark.variant2: ،
Punctuation mark.caption2: Arabic comma
Punctuation mark.variant3: ◌̦
Punctuation mark.caption3: combining comma below
Diacritic.char: ʻ ʽ
Diacritic.name: Modifier comma

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Wikidata facts

Subclass of: punctuation mark
Image: Comma.svg
Has use: decimal separator

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described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
Commons category: Commas
Unicode character: ，
code: --..--
different from: coma

Sources (4)

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Article · Italiano

La virgola è uno dei segni di interpunzione più utilizzati. È il più breve segno di pausa e corrisponde nella lettura a un minutissimo intervallo della voce. Appare graficamente come un punto fermo allungato verso la direzione in basso a sinistra ed è situato in basso a sinistra prima dello spazio fra le parole. Alla sua forma rimanda il suo nome, dal latino virgula, -ae "bastoncino, piccola verga".

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