The hiragana syllable ち (chi) or the katakana syllable チ (chi) in Japanese braille.

Used in 〈 〉.

A glottal stop or “choked sound”. / The sokuon: a small form of ツ (tsu). In romanization, this is represented by doubling the following consonant. The equivalent in hiragana is っ.

The long-vowel mark, which marks a long vowel in katakana (and less commonly in hiragana) when placed after a syllable.

The hiragana syllable と (to) or the katakana syllable ト (to) in Japanese braille.

The hiragana syllable し (shi) or the katakana syllable シ (shi) in Japanese braille.

used in transcriptions of Western proper names, as a "space" (similar to a middle dot ・), a "hyphen" or an "en dash"; usually substituted by the more accessible fullwidth equal sign

Encloses comments inside quoted text

wild onions or leeks

Encloses a quotation.