Used to indicate that a number is a footnote, eg. ؎۵.
+Used to indicate that a number is a footnote, eg. ۵.
The number sits above the symbol, although this is not a combining character. The marker should come before the number in logical orderu,380.
Do not confuse this with ؎ [U+060E ARABIC POETIC VERSE SIGN].
`, diff --git a/arab/ur.html b/arab/ur.html index 938aceb2f..c1462a906 100755 --- a/arab/ur.html +++ b/arab/ur.html @@ -3991,7 +3991,7 @@The alphabetic baseline is a strong feature of Arabic script on the whole, since characters tend to join there. The nastaliq style of the script, on the other hand, uses arrangements of joined glyphs that cascade downwards from right to left, and ressemble a strongly sloping baseline. See the examples in fig_baseline and fig_gpos.
-fig_overlap shows overlapping baselines in the Nafees Nastaliq font. (In the Awami and Noto fonts, there is no overlap for that text.)
+fig_overlap shows overlapping baselines in the Awami Nastaliq font. (In the Nafees and Noto fonts, there is no overlap for that text.)
This cascading effect can lead to a need for quite large line height settings, compared to many other orthographies.
@@ -4057,7 +4057,7 @@See inlinenotes for purely inline annotations, such as ruby or warichu. This section is about annotation systems that separate the reference marks and the content of the notes.
- is used to indicate that a number is a reference to a footnote. The number sits above the symbol, although this is not a combining character. The marker should come before the number in logical order, eg. ؎۵.
+ is used to indicate that a number is a reference to a footnote. The number sits above the symbol, although this is not a combining character. The marker should come before the number in logical order, eg. ۵.
(Note that, although it looks very similar, this is not the same character as ؎.)