virgule: difference between revisions

Borrowed from {{bor|en|frm|virgule}}, from {{der|en|la|virgula||[[twig]]; [[scratch comma]]}}, from {{m|la|virga||[[rod]], [[branch]]}} + {{m|la|-ulus||''forming diminutives''}}. {{doublet|en|virgula}}.

* {{a|UK}} {{IPA|en|/ˈvəːˈvɜː.ɡjuːl/|a=UK}}

* {{a|US}} {{IPA|en|/ˈvɝ.ɡjul/|a=US}}

* {{audio|en|en-us-virgule.ogg|Audio (a=US)}}

# {{lb|en|typography|obsolete|or|historical}} A [[medieval]] [[punctuation mark]] [[similar]] to the [[slash]] ⟨'''[[{{l|mul|/]]}}'''⟩ or [[pipe]] ⟨'''[[Unsupported titles/Vertical line{{l|mul|{{!}}]]}}'''⟩ and [[use]]d as a [[scratch comma]] and [[caesura]] [[mark]].

#* {{quote-book|en|year=1990|author=John McDermott|title=Punctuation for Now|page=20|passage=Other [[Chaucerian]] manuscripts had the [[virgule]] (or [[virgil]] or [[oblique]]: [[{{l|mul|/]]}}) at the middle of lines.}}

# {{lb|en|typography|dated}} A [[slash]], ⟨'''[[{{l|mul|/]]}}'''⟩ or ⟨'''[[{{l|mul|／]]}}'''⟩, ''[[particularly]]''.
## {{lbng|en|literature}} in [[its]] [[use]]Used to [[mark]] [[line]] [[break]]s within [[quote]]s.}}

# {{lb|en|typography|dated}} A [[pipe]], ⟨'''[[Unsupported titles/Vertical line{{l|mul|{{!}}]]}}'''⟩, ''[[particularly]]'' {{lb|en|poetry}} in [[its]] [[use]] to [[mark]] [[metrical]] [[feet]].

* {{sense|all}} {{l|en|virgula}} {{qualifierq|rare}}, {{l|en|virgil}} {{qualifierq|UK|obsolete}}

* {{sense|scratch comma}} ''See'' '''{{l|en|comma}}'''

* {{sense|caesura mark}} ''See'' '''{{l|en|caesura}}'''

* {{sense|oblique line}} ''See'' '''{{l|en|slash}}'''

* {{sense|vertical line}} ''See'' '''{{l|en|pipe}}'''

Borrowed from {{bor+|cs|la|virgula}}, diminutive of {{m|la|virga||rod, branch}}.

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Borrowed from {{bor+|fr|la|virgula}}, diminutive of {{m|la|virga||rod, branch}}.

* {{audio|fr|Fr-virgule.ogg|Audio (a=France)}}

* {{audio|fr|Fr-Paris--virgule.ogg|Audio (a=Paris)}}

#: ''{{uxi|fr|En Europe continentale, la '''virgule''' permet de noter la partie décimale; pi vaut environ 3,1415.'' — |In continental Europe, the comma is used to denote the decimal part; pi is about 3.1415.''}}

* In France, unlike in English-speaking countries, a comma is used to separate the whole and decimal parts of a decimal, while a space (gap) is used to mark off thousands. So "100,000.9" ("one-hundred thousand point 9") is written in French as "100  000,9".

* {{R:fr:TLFi}}

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