Tionscadal na Nod
enclosing punctus (abbreviating device)
Letters represented:
□()
In the scribe’s mind or in normalised spelling.
Appearance
Build type:
Combination
Notational device:
Baseline symbol
Components:
At the baseline:
Symbols:
and
Dot (baseline)
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Dot (baseline)
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Not to be confused with:
Homograph of:
Comments
The two dots on either side of a character may appear at the baseline, or as interpuncts, at a somewhat higher position.
Meaning
Represents:
□()
Context
See also
Examples in context:
Examples in other contexts, if available
cath, kalendae (.k.)
Represents: cath, kalendae (Irish)
Notational device: Baseline symbol
cet (.c.)
Represents: cet, cét, céad (Irish)
Notational device: Baseline symbol
Colum Cille (.c.c.)
Represents: colum cille, Colum Cille (Irish)
Latin id est, Irish ed ón
Represents: ed ón, eadh on (Irish)id est (Latin)
Notational device: Baseline symbol
míle (.m.)
Represents: míle, m() (Irish)m() (Latin)
Notational device: Baseline symbol
mortuus est (example)
Represents: mortuus est (Latin)
r (.r.)
Represents: rí, ríg, r() (Irish)r() (Latin)
Notational device: Baseline symbol
.r. (marginal)
Represents: rosc(?), (marks out verse), (marks out special text form) (Irish)
Notational device: Baseline symbol, Critical sign
.R. majuscule (marginal)
Represents: rosc(?), (marks out verse), (marks out special text form) (Irish)
Notational device: Baseline symbol, Critical sign
Uí (.h.)
Represents: Uí, hUí (Irish)
Notational device: Baseline symbolEntries related in meaning:
Possible equivalents matching one of the values in the transcription above, if available
apostrophe (superscript)
Represents: □s, □()s (Irish)□us, □()s, □() (Latin)
cross stroke (subscript)
Represents: □(), □()r, (miscellaneous) (Irish)
