The Wolfram Language provides standardized special characters to represent various forms commonly used to annotate or structure text.

Dashes & Hyphens

– \[Dash]  ▪  — \[LongDash]  ▪  ‐ \[Hyphen]

\[DiscretionaryHyphen] — hyphen to include only at a line break

Text Annotations

… \[Ellipsis]  ▪  ⋯ \[CenterEllipsis]  ▪  ⋮ \[VerticalEllipsis]

• \[Bullet]  ▪  ¶ \[Paragraph]  ▪  § \[Section]

† \[Dagger]  ▪  ‡ \[DoubleDagger]  ▪  ✓ \[Checkmark]

Punctuation Forms

‘ \[OpenCurlyQuote]  ▪  ’ \[CloseCurlyQuote]  ▪  “ \[OpenCurlyDoubleQuote]  ▪  ” \[CloseCurlyDoubleQuote]

¿ \[DownQuestion]  ▪  ¡ \[DownExclamation]  ▪  « \[LeftGuillemet]  ▪  » \[RightGuillemet]

Diacritical Marks

ˇ \[Hacek]  ▪  ˘ \[Breve]  ▪   \[DownBreve]  ▪  ¸ \[Cedilla]

Ligatures

fl \[FlLigature]  ▪  fi \[FiLigature]

Structural Forms

︶ \[UnderParenthesis]  ▪  ︵ \[OverParenthesis]  ▪  ⎵ \[UnderBracket]  ▪  ⎴ \[OverBracket]  ▪  ︸ \[UnderBrace]  ▪  ︷ \[OverBrace]

Commercial Notation, etc.

© \[Copyright]  ▪  ™ \[Trademark]  ▪  ® \[RegisteredTrademark]  ▪   \[NumberSign]