Ͱ
`, '\u{0371}': `ͱ
`, '\u{0372}': `Ͳ
`, '\u{0373}': `ͳ
`, '\u{0374}': `ʹ
Used after a sequence of letters used to indicate an additive number.
This is converted to ʹ by normalisation, and is therefore not used.
`, '\u{0375}': `͵
Indicates thousands in Greek alphabetic numbering, eg. 2021 is written ͵ΒΚΑʹ
`, '\u{0376}': `Ͷ
`, '\u{0377}': `ͷ
`, '\u{037A}': `ͺ
`, '\u{037B}': `ͻ
`, '\u{037C}': `ͼ
`, '\u{037D}': `ͽ
`, '\u{037E}': `;
Equivalent to '?' in English.
Normalisation changes this character to ;, which should be used instead of this.
`, '\u{037F}': `Ϳ
`, '\u{0384}': `΄
Indicates location of primary stress. If a vowel is composed of 2 characters, the second carries the accent, eg. νούμερο noýmero. An accent can appear on the last, second to last, or third to last syllables (eg. εποχή epoxí, μέτρο métro and τονόμετρο tonómetro.
This accent is dropped for upper case letters if the whole word is in upper case.
`, '\u{0385}': `΅
`, '\u{0386}': `Ά
`, '\u{0387}': `·
Equivalent to semi-colon in English.
Normalisation changes this character to 00B7, which should be used instead of this.
`, '\u{0388}': `Έ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0389}': `Ή
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{038A}': `Ί
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{038C}': `Ό
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{038E}': `Ύ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{038F}': `Ώ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0390}': `ΐ
i – in this form of υ the combination of the acute and diaeresis indicates a stressed vowel after a hiatus, eg. ευφυΐα
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0391}': `Α
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0392}': `Β
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0393}': `Γ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0394}': `Δ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0395}': `Ε
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0396}': `Ζ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0397}': `Η
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0398}': `Θ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{0399}': `Ι
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{039A}': `Κ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{039B}': `Λ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{039C}': `Μ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{039D}': `Ν
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{039E}': `Ξ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{039F}': `Ο
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03A0}': `Π
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03A1}': `Ρ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03A3}': `Σ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03A4}': `Τ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03A5}': `Υ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03A6}': `Φ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03A7}': `Χ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03A8}': `Ψ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03A9}': `Ω
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03AA}': `Ϊ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03AB}': `Ϋ
See the lowercase equivalent for details.
`, '\u{03AC}': `ά
a – this is the form of α that appears in stressed syllables, eg. άνθρωπος
`, '\u{03AD}': `έ
e – this is the form of ε that appears in stressed syllables, eg. ένα
`, '\u{03AE}': `ή
i – this is the form of η that appears in stressed syllables, eg. ήλιος
`, '\u{03AF}': `ί
i – this is the form of ι that appears in stressed syllables, eg. τρία
`, '\u{03B0}': `ΰ
i – in this form of υ the combination of the acute and diaeresis indicates a stressed vowel after a hiatus.
Ταΰγετος
`, '\u{03B1}': `α
a eg. καλός
Combinations
e is αι, eg. λαιμός
Accented versions ά Ά
`, '\u{03B2}': `β
v eg. βροχή
`, '\u{03B3}': `γ
ɣ before consonants or α, ο, ω, ου, eg. γόμα
ʝ before ε, ι, η, υ, eg. γη λίγοι
Combinations
γκ is normally ɡ at the beginning of a word, but ŋɡ in the middle. However, before i or e this becomes ʝ and ɲʝ, respectively, eg. γκάμα δαγκώνω
γγ maps to the same sounds, eg. φεγγάρι στρογγυλός
`, '\u{03B4}': `δ
ð eg. δύο
`, '\u{03B5}': `ε
e eg. τέσσερα
Combinations
i is ει, eg. ψείρα
Accented versions έ Έ
`, '\u{03B6}': `ζ
z eg. ζώο
`, '\u{03B7}': `η
i eg. Σελήνη
`, '\u{03B8}': `θ
θ eg. θάλασσα
`, '\u{03B9}': `ι
i eg. φίδι
ç in some words, eg. φωτιά
ʝ in some words, eg. καρδιά
ɲ in some words, eg. μια
Combinations
i is also ει, υι, and οι, eg. όλοι επειδή
e is αι, eg. παιδί
Accented versions ί Ί ϊ Ϊ ΐ
`, '\u{03BA}': `κ
k eg. κόκαλο
ɡ sometimes when preceded by a nasal.
γκ is normally ɡ at the beginning of a word, but ŋɡ in the middle. However, before i or e this becomes ʝ and ɲʝ, respectively, eg. γκάμα δαγκώνω
Also ɡ at the beginning of a word that follows a word ending in ν, eg. έναν καφέ énan kafé a coffee
`, '\u{03BB}': `λ
l eg. λίμνη
`, '\u{03BC}': `μ
m eg. μικρός
Combinations
μπ is b at the beginning of a word, but mb when word-medial, eg. compare μπύρα κολυμπώ
`, '\u{03BD}': `ν
n eg. νόμος
Combinations
ντ is d at the beginning of a word, but nd when word-medial, eg. compare ντους δέντρο
νκ is ɡ at the beginning of a word, but ŋɡ when word-medial.
`, '\u{03BE}': `ξ
ks eg. ξερός
ɡz at the beginning of a word that follows a word ending in ν, eg. τον ξέρω ton k͡sérȯ
`, '\u{03BF}': `ο
o eg. όνομα
Combinations
i is οι, eg. άλλοι
u is ου, eg. πούπουλο
Accented versions ό Ό
`, '\u{03C0}': `π
p eg. πόδι
b when preceded by a nasal.
μπ is b at the beginning of a word, but mb when word-medial, eg. compare μπορώ κολυμπώ
Also b at the beginning of a word that follows a word ending in ν, eg. δεν πάω ðen páȯ
`, '\u{03C1}': `ρ
r eg. ρίζα
`, '\u{03C2}': `ς
s eg. πράσινος
Used only in word final position in place of σ.
Typically there is a separate key for this on the keyboard.
`, '\u{03C3}': `σ
s before a vowel or θ κ λ π τ φ χ, eg. σύννεφο στόμα
z before β γ μ, eg. σπρώχνω
At the end of a word, this is written using ς.
`, '\u{03C4}': `τ
t eg. τέσσερα
d when preceded by a nasal.
ντ is d at the beginning of a word, but nd when word-medial, eg. ντους δέντρο
Also d at the beginning of a word that follows a word ending in ν, eg. στην Τήνο stin Tíno
`, '\u{03C5}': `υ
i eg. μυρίζω
Combinations
i is also υι
u is ου, eg. λουλούδι
f in αυ and ευ when followed by one of θ κ λ π τ φ χ, eg. αυτός
v in αυ and ευ when followed by one of β γ δ ζ λ μ ν ρ or any vowel, eg. αυγό
Accented versions ύ Ύ ϋ Ϋ ΰ
`, '\u{03C6}': `φ
f eg. φάση
`, '\u{03C7}': `χ
x before consonants or α ο ω ου, eg. χώμα
ç before ε ι η υ, eg. χέρι
`, '\u{03C8}': `ψ
ps eg. ψάρι
bz at the beginning of a word following a word ending in ν. The two words are pronounced as one, eg. την ψάχνω tin p͡sáxnȯ
`, '\u{03C9}': `ω
o eg. σκοτώνω
Accented versions ώ Ώ
`, '\u{03CA}': `ϊ
i – this form of ι indicates that the current letter doesn't form a digraph with an adjacent one, eg. κοροϊδεύω
`, '\u{03CB}': `ϋ
i – this form of ι indicates that the current letter doesn't form a digraph with an adjacent one.
`, '\u{03CC}': `ό
o – this is the form of ο that appears in stressed syllables, eg. χρόνος
`, '\u{03CD}': `ύ
i – this is the form of υ that appears in stressed syllables, eg. φύλλο
`, '\u{03CE}': `ώ
o – this is the form of ω that appears in stressed syllables, eg. γλώσσα
`, '\u{03CF}': `Ϗ
`, '\u{03D0}': `ϐ
`, '\u{03D1}': `ϑ
`, '\u{03D2}': `ϒ
`, '\u{03D3}': `ϓ
`, '\u{03D4}': `ϔ
`, '\u{03D5}': `ϕ
`, '\u{03D6}': `ϖ
`, '\u{03D7}': `ϗ
`, '\u{03D8}': `Ϙ
`, '\u{03D9}': `ϙ
`, '\u{03DA}': `Ϛ
`, '\u{03DB}': `ϛ
`, '\u{03DC}': `Ϝ
Not used for modern spelling, but may appear as numbers in numbered lists or outlines.
`, '\u{03DD}': `ϝ
Not used for modern spelling, but may appear as numbers in numbered lists or outlines.
`, '\u{03DE}': `Ϟ
Not used for modern spelling, but may appear as numbers in numbered lists or outlines.
`, '\u{03DF}': `ϟ
Not used for modern spelling, but may appear as numbers in numbered lists or outlines.
`, '\u{03E0}': `Ϡ
Not used for modern spelling, but may appear as numbers in numbered lists or outlines.
`, '\u{03E1}': `ϡ
Not used for modern spelling, but may appear as numbers in numbered lists or outlines.
`, '\u{03E2}': `Ϣ
`, '\u{03E3}': `ϣ
`, '\u{03E4}': `Ϥ
`, '\u{03E5}': `ϥ
`, '\u{03E6}': `Ϧ
`, '\u{03E7}': `ϧ
`, '\u{03E8}': `Ϩ
`, '\u{03E9}': `ϩ
`, '\u{03EA}': `Ϫ
`, '\u{03EB}': `ϫ
`, '\u{03EC}': `Ϭ
`, '\u{03ED}': `ϭ
`, '\u{03EE}': `Ϯ
`, '\u{03EF}': `ϯ
`, '\u{03F0}': `ϰ
`, '\u{03F1}': `ϱ
`, '\u{03F2}': `ϲ
`, '\u{03F3}': `ϳ
`, '\u{03F4}': `ϴ
`, '\u{03F5}': `ϵ
`, '\u{03F6}': `϶
`, '\u{03F7}': `Ϸ
`, '\u{03F8}': `ϸ
`, '\u{03F9}': `Ϲ
`, '\u{03FA}': `Ϻ
`, '\u{03FB}': `ϻ
`, '\u{03FC}': `ϼ
`, '\u{03FD}': `Ͻ
`, '\u{03FE}': `Ͼ
`, '\u{03FF}': `Ͽ
`, // GREEK EXTENDED '\u{1F00}': `ἀ
`, '\u{1F01}': `ἁ
`, '\u{1F02}': `ἂ
`, '\u{1F03}': `ἃ
`, '\u{1F04}': `ἄ
`, '\u{1F05}': `ἅ
`, '\u{1F06}': `ἆ
`, '\u{1F07}': `ἇ
`, '\u{1F08}': `Ἀ
`, '\u{1F09}': `Ἁ
`, '\u{1F0A}': `Ἂ
`, '\u{1F0B}': `Ἃ
`, '\u{1F0C}': `Ἄ
`, '\u{1F0D}': `Ἅ
`, '\u{1F0E}': `Ἆ
`, '\u{1F0F}': `Ἇ
`, '\u{1F10}': `ἐ
`, '\u{1F11}': `ἑ
`, '\u{1F12}': `ἒ
`, '\u{1F13}': `ἓ
`, '\u{1F14}': `ἔ
`, '\u{1F15}': `ἕ
`, '\u{1F18}': `Ἐ
`, '\u{1F19}': `Ἑ
`, '\u{1F1A}': `Ἒ
`, '\u{1F1B}': `Ἓ
`, '\u{1F1C}': `Ἔ
`, '\u{1F1D}': `Ἕ
`, '\u{1F20}': `ἠ
`, '\u{1F21}': `ἡ
`, '\u{1F22}': `ἢ
`, '\u{1F23}': `ἣ
`, '\u{1F24}': `ἤ
`, '\u{1F25}': `ἥ
`, '\u{1F26}': `ἦ
`, '\u{1F27}': `ἧ
`, '\u{1F28}': `Ἠ
`, '\u{1F29}': `Ἡ
`, '\u{1F2A}': `Ἢ
`, '\u{1F2B}': `Ἣ
`, '\u{1F2C}': `Ἤ
`, '\u{1F2D}': `Ἥ
`, '\u{1F2E}': `Ἦ
`, '\u{1F2F}': `Ἧ
`, '\u{1F30}': `ἰ
`, '\u{1F31}': `ἱ
`, '\u{1F32}': `ἲ
`, '\u{1F33}': `ἳ
`, '\u{1F34}': `ἴ
`, '\u{1F35}': `ἵ
`, '\u{1F36}': `ἶ
`, '\u{1F37}': `ἷ
`, '\u{1F38}': `Ἰ
`, '\u{1F39}': `Ἱ
`, '\u{1F3A}': `Ἲ
`, '\u{1F3B}': `Ἳ
`, '\u{1F3C}': `Ἴ
`, '\u{1F3D}': `Ἵ
`, '\u{1F3E}': `Ἶ
`, '\u{1F3F}': `Ἷ
`, '\u{1F40}': `ὀ
`, '\u{1F41}': `ὁ
`, '\u{1F42}': `ὂ
`, '\u{1F43}': `ὃ
`, '\u{1F44}': `ὄ
`, '\u{1F45}': `ὅ
`, '\u{1F48}': `Ὀ
`, '\u{1F49}': `Ὁ
`, '\u{1F4A}': `Ὂ
`, '\u{1F4B}': `Ὃ
`, '\u{1F4C}': `Ὄ
`, '\u{1F4D}': `Ὅ
`, '\u{1F50}': `ὐ
`, '\u{1F51}': `ὑ
`, '\u{1F52}': `ὒ
`, '\u{1F53}': `ὓ
`, '\u{1F54}': `ὔ
`, '\u{1F55}': `ὕ
`, '\u{1F56}': `ὖ
`, '\u{1F57}': `ὗ
`, '\u{1F59}': `Ὑ
`, '\u{1F5B}': `Ὓ
`, '\u{1F5D}': `Ὕ
`, '\u{1F5F}': `Ὗ
`, '\u{1F60}': `ὠ
`, '\u{1F61}': `ὡ
`, '\u{1F62}': `ὢ
`, '\u{1F63}': `ὣ
`, '\u{1F64}': `ὤ
`, '\u{1F65}': `ὥ
`, '\u{1F66}': `ὦ
`, '\u{1F67}': `ὧ
`, '\u{1F68}': `Ὠ
`, '\u{1F69}': `Ὡ
`, '\u{1F6A}': `Ὢ
`, '\u{1F6B}': `Ὣ
`, '\u{1F6C}': `Ὤ
`, '\u{1F6D}': `Ὥ
`, '\u{1F6E}': `Ὦ
`, '\u{1F6F}': `Ὧ
`, '\u{1F70}': `ὰ
`, '\u{1F71}': `ά
`, '\u{1F72}': `ὲ
`, '\u{1F73}': `έ
`, '\u{1F74}': `ὴ
`, '\u{1F75}': `ή
`, '\u{1F76}': `ὶ
`, '\u{1F77}': `ί
`, '\u{1F78}': `ὸ
`, '\u{1F79}': `ό
`, '\u{1F7A}': `ὺ
`, '\u{1F7B}': `ύ
`, '\u{1F7C}': `ὼ
`, '\u{1F7D}': `ώ
`, '\u{1F80}': `ᾀ
`, '\u{1F81}': `ᾁ
`, '\u{1F82}': `ᾂ
`, '\u{1F83}': `ᾃ
`, '\u{1F84}': `ᾄ
`, '\u{1F85}': `ᾅ
`, '\u{1F86}': `ᾆ
`, '\u{1F87}': `ᾇ
`, '\u{1F88}': `ᾈ
`, '\u{1F89}': `ᾉ
`, '\u{1F8A}': `ᾊ
`, '\u{1F8B}': `ᾋ
`, '\u{1F8C}': `ᾌ
`, '\u{1F8D}': `ᾍ
`, '\u{1F8E}': `ᾎ
`, '\u{1F8F}': `ᾏ
`, '\u{1F90}': `ᾐ
`, '\u{1F91}': `ᾑ
`, '\u{1F92}': `ᾒ
`, '\u{1F93}': `ᾓ
`, '\u{1F94}': `ᾔ
`, '\u{1F95}': `ᾕ
`, '\u{1F96}': `ᾖ
`, '\u{1F97}': `ᾗ
`, '\u{1F98}': `ᾘ
`, '\u{1F99}': `ᾙ
`, '\u{1F9A}': `ᾚ
`, '\u{1F9B}': `ᾛ
`, '\u{1F9C}': `ᾜ
`, '\u{1F9D}': `ᾝ
`, '\u{1F9E}': `ᾞ
`, '\u{1F9F}': `ᾟ
`, '\u{1FA0}': `ᾠ
`, '\u{1FA1}': `ᾡ
`, '\u{1FA2}': `ᾢ
`, '\u{1FA3}': `ᾣ
`, '\u{1FA4}': `ᾤ
`, '\u{1FA5}': `ᾥ
`, '\u{1FA6}': `ᾦ
`, '\u{1FA7}': `ᾧ
`, '\u{1FA8}': `ᾨ
`, '\u{1FA9}': `ᾩ
`, '\u{1FAA}': `ᾪ
`, '\u{1FAB}': `ᾫ
`, '\u{1FAC}': `ᾬ
`, '\u{1FAD}': `ᾭ
`, '\u{1FAE}': `ᾮ
`, '\u{1FAF}': `ᾯ
`, '\u{1FB0}': `ᾰ
`, '\u{1FB1}': `ᾱ
`, '\u{1FB2}': `ᾲ
`, '\u{1FB3}': `ᾳ
`, '\u{1FB4}': `ᾴ
`, '\u{1FB6}': `ᾶ
`, '\u{1FB7}': `ᾷ
`, '\u{1FB8}': `Ᾰ
`, '\u{1FB9}': `Ᾱ
`, '\u{1FBA}': `Ὰ
`, '\u{1FBB}': `Ά
`, '\u{1FBC}': `ᾼ
`, '\u{1FBD}': `᾽
`, '\u{1FBE}': `ι
`, '\u{1FBF}': `᾿
`, '\u{1FC0}': `῀
`, '\u{1FC1}': `῁
`, '\u{1FC2}': `ῂ
`, '\u{1FC3}': `ῃ
`, '\u{1FC4}': `ῄ
`, '\u{1FC6}': `ῆ
`, '\u{1FC7}': `ῇ
`, '\u{1FC8}': `Ὲ
`, '\u{1FC9}': `Έ
`, '\u{1FCA}': `Ὴ
`, '\u{1FCB}': `Ή
`, '\u{1FCC}': `ῌ
`, '\u{1FCD}': `῍
`, '\u{1FCE}': `῎
`, '\u{1FCF}': `῏
`, '\u{1FD0}': `ῐ
`, '\u{1FD1}': `ῑ
`, '\u{1FD2}': `ῒ
`, '\u{1FD3}': `ΐ
`, '\u{1FD6}': `ῖ
`, '\u{1FD7}': `ῗ
`, '\u{1FD8}': `Ῐ
`, '\u{1FD9}': `Ῑ
`, '\u{1FDA}': `Ὶ
`, '\u{1FDB}': `Ί
`, '\u{1FDD}': `῝
`, '\u{1FDE}': `῞
`, '\u{1FDF}': `῟
`, '\u{1FE0}': `ῠ
`, '\u{1FE1}': `ῡ
`, '\u{1FE2}': `ῢ
`, '\u{1FE3}': `ΰ
`, '\u{1FE4}': `ῤ
`, '\u{1FE5}': `ῥ
`, '\u{1FE6}': `ῦ
`, '\u{1FE7}': `ῧ
`, '\u{1FE8}': `Ῠ
`, '\u{1FE9}': `Ῡ
`, '\u{1FEA}': `Ὺ
`, '\u{1FEB}': `Ύ
`, '\u{1FEC}': `Ῥ
`, '\u{1FED}': `῭
`, '\u{1FEE}': `΅
`, '\u{1FEF}': ``
`, '\u{1FF2}': `ῲ
`, '\u{1FF3}': `ῳ
`, '\u{1FF4}': `ῴ
`, '\u{1FF6}': `ῶ
`, '\u{1FF7}': `ῷ
`, '\u{1FF8}': `Ὸ
`, '\u{1FF9}': `Ό
`, '\u{1FFA}': `Ὼ
`, '\u{1FFB}': `Ώ
`, '\u{1FFC}': `ῼ
`, '\u{00B4}': `´
`, '\u{1FFE}': `῾
`, // OTHER DIACRITICS '\u{0300}': `̀
Used for the polytonic orthography to indicate a kind of stress.
`, '\u{0301}': `Used only in decomposed text. Typical content uses pre-composed characters that incorporate this mark.
Represents the tonos, which indicates a stressed vowel, eg. αυτός
When used with capital letters, it needs to be placed to the left side of the letter, eg. Ή
`, '\u{0304}': `̄
Only found when polytonic characters such as ῑ U+1FD1 SMALL LETTER IOTA WITH MACRON are decomposed.
`, '\u{0306}': `̆
Only found when polytonic characters such as ᾰ U+1FB0 SMALL LETTER ALPHA WITH VRACHY are decomposed.
`, '\u{0308}': `Used only in decomposed text. Typical content uses pre-composed characters that incorporate this mark.
Represents the dialytika, which indicates that two adjacent vowel letters don't form a digraph, eg. κοροϊδεύω
Occasionally, it marks vowels that are pronounced together as an unstressed diphthong rather than as a digraph, eg. μποϊκοτάρω
`, '\u{030D}': `̍
`, '\u{0313}': `̓
Smooth breathing mark used for polytonic Greek.
`, '\u{0314}': `̔
Rough breathing mark used for polytonic Greek.
`, '\u{0342}': `͂
`, '\u{0342}': `͂
Used for polytonic Greek.
`, '\u{0343}': `Represents the smooth breathing mark in polytonic Greek, but exists for compatibility with other encodings and should not be used.
`, '\u{0344}': `This exists, but its use is discouraged by the Unicode Standard in favour of 00308 0301.u
Or use, instead, ΰ or ΐ.
`, '\u{0345}': `ͅ
Also known as the iota subscript. Represents the former offglide for what were long diphthongs in ancient Greek, and in decomposed text can be written using 0345. It is used with 3 vowel letters, α, η, and ω, ie. ᾳῃῳ
`, // OTHER PUNCTUATION '\u{0028}': `(
`, '\u{0029}': `)
`, '\u{002C}': `,
`, '\u{002E}': `.
`, '\u{003A}': `:
`, '\u{003B}': `;
Used in Greek as a question mark.
This should be used rather than 037E, which normalises to this character.
`, '\u{0021}': `!
`, '\u{00AB}': `«
`, '\u{00B7}': `·
Used in Greek as a semicolon, but infrequently enough that it is not included in the standard keyboard.
This should be used rather than 0387, which normalises to this character.
`, '\u{00BB}': `»
`, '\u{2010}': `‐
`, '\u{2011}': `‑
`, '\u{02B9}': `ʹ
Positioned to the right of a sequence of letters, this indicates that the letters represent numbers in the Greek additive system, eg.
Φίλιππος Βʹ
This should be used rather than ʹ, which is converted to this character by normalisation.
`, '\u{2013}': `–
`, '\u{2014}': `—
`, '\u{201C}': `“
`, '\u{201D}': `”
`, '\u{2026}': `…
`, } /* */