Hebrew Accent Darga Letter
֧ is the Hebrew Accent Darga used with Hebrew text to indicate prosody in writing.
U+05A7
The symbol “֧” is known as the Hebrew Accent Darga. It belongs to the Hebrew script and is typically used alongside Hebrew vowel/chant marks. You can copy it directly or generate it using its Unicode code point.
Hebrew Accent Darga Letter Meaning
Hebrew Accent Darga (Unicode U+05A7) is a punctuation-like mark used in Hebrew to guide reading and chanting. Like other Hebrew accent marks, it appears in context with the surrounding letters and other diacritics, helping indicate how a phrase should be voiced. In text rendering, the mark is placed relative to the preceding letter, so correct display depends on a font that supports Hebrew punctuation and diacritics. For writers and developers, it’s most useful when producing or processing properly accented Hebrew text, such as study materials, transliteration/alignment tools, or typographic mockups.
Common uses
- •Adding correct accent marks in Hebrew text for study or publication
- •Generating accented Hebrew in writing tools and content pipelines
- •Designing typographic layouts that include Hebrew cantillation marks
- •Annotating or validating Hebrew text in proofreading and QA workflows
- •Creating web or app text content that requires Unicode-accurate diacritics
Examples
֧ Hebrew Accent Darga
- ֧וַיֹּאמֶר֧ הַמֶּלֶךְ
- ֧בּוֹרֵא֧ שָׁלוֹם לְכָל־הָאָרֶץ
- ֧כִּ֣י מֵבִיא֧ בְּרָכָה
- ֧שְׁמַע֧ יִשְׂרָאֵל
- ֧וַיְהִי֧ בַּיּוֹם הַהוּא
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+05A7 | |
| HTML Entity | ֧ | |
| HTML Code | ֧ | |
| CSS | \05A7 |
FAQ
What does the Hebrew Accent Darga letter mean?
Hebrew Accent Darga (Unicode U+05A7) is a punctuation-like mark used in Hebrew to guide reading and chanting. Like other Hebrew accent marks, it appears in context with the surrounding letters and other diacritics, helping indicate how a phrase should be voiced. In text rendering, the mark is placed relative to the preceding letter, so correct display depends on a font that supports Hebrew punctuation and diacritics. For writers and developers, it’s most useful when producing or processing properly accented Hebrew text, such as study materials, transliteration/alignment tools, or typographic mockups.
What is the Unicode code point for Hebrew Accent Darga?
Hebrew Accent Darga is U+05A7.
How do I copy the symbol for use in text editors?
Copy “֧” directly from this page, or use the HTML entity form: ֧.
Will it display correctly on all devices?
It should display when the font supports Hebrew punctuation/diacritics. If you see a missing glyph box, try a different Unicode-capable font.
What’s the difference between copying the symbol and using code escapes?
Copying pastes the character directly. Code escapes (like \u0005A7 in some systems) let you generate the character programmatically and keep Unicode accuracy.