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See also: ׃ , ꞉ , ː , ։ , ⁚ , and ∶

: U+003A, :
COLON
← 9
 		Basic Latin ; →
Character variations
﹕ U+FE55, ﹕
SMALL COLON
← ﹔
 		Small Form Variants ﹖ →

： U+FF1A, ：
FULLWIDTH COLON
← ９
 		Halfwidth and Fullwidth Forms ； →
︓ U+FE13, ︓
PRESENTATION FORM FOR VERTICAL COLON
← ︒
 		Vertical Forms ︔ →

Translingual

Etymology

A simplification of the punctus elevatus, ⟨⹎⟩.

Description

Two vertically-aligned dots.

Symbol

:

  1. (mathematics) division
    Alternative form: ∶ (U+2236 RATIO)
    6 : 2 = 3

Punctuation mark

: (English name colon)

  1. Introduces a quotation.
    Mary gave advice to her children: a stitch in time saves nine.
    Patient: Is there a doctor in here?
  2. Introduces a sentence with the role of apposition with respect to the previous one.
    Luruns could not speak: he was drunk.
  3. Introduces the logical consequence, or effect, of a fact stated before.
    There was only one possible explanation: the train had never arrived
  4. Separation of clauses in a periodic sentence.
  6. Separates hours, minutes, and seconds when reporting time.
    Synonym: .
    The train leaves at 5:40.
  7. Separates numbers in a ratio.
    Alternative form: ∶ (U+2236 RATIO)
    There is a 5:4 ratio of boys to girls in my class.
  8. Separation of a title and the corresponding subtitle.
    Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
  9. (information science) Separate elements of a bibliographic reference, such as chapter and verses of the bible, or volumes and pages of a work.
    John 3:14–16 (or John III:14–16)
  10. Used after a letter as a nonstandard representation of an umlaut or diaeresis, when technical limitations prevent the use of one.
    • 1990 January 26, porpentine , “Re: Mommy! Gene hit me first!”, in alt.rock-n-roll.metal‎ (Usenet; in English):
      I agree, most of the people who are listening to Whitesnake/Skid Row/Guns-n-Roses-Dude/insert_your_favorite_cheese_metal_band now will have forgotten about them in a few years. I don't think you can say the same of, say, Fates Warning, King's X, or the older metal bands (Black Sabbath version 1, Blue O:yster Cult, Moto:rhead, arguably Aerosmith).
  11. (taxonomy) Separates different levels of an abbreviated taxonomy.
  12. (music) A pointing mark in Anglican chant, which marks the place which splits a verse in two, corresponding to the central double barline in a two-part chant (unless otherwise indicated by ‖).
    Coordinate terms: |, ', *, ⋅, —, ‖, †
  13. Used in : :.
  14. For the IPA triangular colon symbol, which marks long vowels, see ː.
  15. For the "modifier colon" symbol, used in some languages for long vowels, see ꞉.
  16. For the Armenian full stop, see ։.
  17. For the Hebrew and Aramaic punctuation mark which marks the end of a passage, see ׃.
  18. For the six-dot Braille characters consisting of two vertically-aligned dots, see ⠃, ⠅, ⠆, ⠘, ⠨, ⠰.
  19. For the eight-dot Braille extension characters consisting of two vertically-aligned dots, see ⡁, ⡂, ⡄, ⢈, ⢐, ⢠.

Quotations

For quotations using this term, see Citations:Unsupported titles/:.

  • (diacritical mark): ', "
  • (mathematics): ÷

See also

Punctuation

Symbol

:

  1. (computing) Indicates a storage or media drive letter (with or without path).
    C: is the default system drive on Windows.
  2. (networking) Separates the parts of an IPv6 address.
    2001:0db8:0000:0000:0000:ff00:0042:8329
  3. (Internet) Represents two eyes vertically aligned, in order to form emoticons.

See also

Finnish

Punctuation mark

:

  1. Connects a suffix or clitic to a number, abbreviation, initialism or individual letter.
    Hinta on TKY:n jäsenille 10 €, muille 20 €.
    The price is € 10 for the members of TKY, € 20 for all others.
    SAK:kin on samaa mieltä
    SAK too shares that opinion.

Usage notes

If a numeric expression consists of a number and a headword which indicates the case, the numeral is written without the case suffix:

Ostin 10 000 [kymmenellätuhannella] eurolla Nokian osakkeita.
Ostin 10 000 €:lla Nokian osakkeita.
I bought € 10,000 worth of Nokia's shares.

If a numeric expression consists of a number and a headword, and the numeral is in nominative singular, the headword is in partitive singular (base case), and the headword is an abbreviation, the partitive case is not indicated:

Osakkeet maksoivat 10 000 € [kymmenentuhatta euroa].
The shares cost € 10,000.
Et ole vielä maksanut niitä 10 000:ta [kymmentätuhatta] euroa, jotka olet minulle velkaa.
You have not yet paid that € 10,000 which you owe me.

If an abbreviation or initialism is read as a word (as opposed to letter by letter), the colon is not used:

Hinta on ERTOn jäsenille 10 €, muille 20 €.
The price is € 10 for the members of ERTO, € 20 for all others.

Latin

Punctuation mark

:

  1. (Medieval Latin, New Latin) Used to mark abbreviations.
    • c. 16th century, manuscript, quoted in “Elizabeth I: Translations, 1544–1589” (in English), Janel Mueller, Joshua Scodel, editors, 2009, →ISBN, page 460:
      This verse translation was entered in the manuscript in a secretary hand that Rugh Hughey, the editor of the Arundel Harington manuscript, tentatively assigned to the mid- or late sixteenth century; in the right margin at the end of the text, an italic hand of uncertain date has written “E.R. Ꝑ re:”. […] these letters can be expanded to “per re-----.”
      (please add an English translation of this quotation)
    • 1686, John Riley, portrait of Bridget Holmes (image), inscription at the bottom left corner:
      BRİDGET. HOLMES / ETA:S SUÆ: 96 / A:D:1686:·
      BRIDGET. HOLMES / ETAS SUAE 96 / A D 1686:·
    • 1756 January 28, Leopold Lamprecht, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s baptismal record (image)
      Joan̄es Chryſoſt: Wolfgangus Theophilus fil: leg: / Nob: D: Leopoldus Mozart Aulæ Musicus, et Maria An̄a Pertlin giuges.
      Joannes Chrysost Wolfgangus Theophilus fil leg / Nob D Leopoldus Mozart Aulae Musicus, et Maria Anna Pertlin giuges.
    • 1817, sovereign (British coin), obverse inscription (image)
      GEORGIUS III D:G:BRITANNIAR:REX F:D:
      GEORGIUS III D G BRITANNIAR REX F D
      George III, by the Grace of God, of the Britains King, Defender of the Faith.
  2. (Old Latin) A word divider.
    • 7th century BC, Praeneste fibula:
      𐌌𐌀𐌍𐌉𐌏𐌔:𐌌𐌄𐌃:𐌅𐌇𐌄⁝𐌅𐌇𐌀𐌊𐌄𐌃:𐌍𐌖𐌌𐌀𐌔𐌉𐌏𐌉
      MANIOS:MED:FHE⁝FHAKED:NVMASIOI
      Manios made me for Numasios.

Synonyms

References

  • Gavinelli, Simona (2020) “Early Carolingian: Italy”, in The Oxford Handbook of Latin Palaeography, →ISBN, pages 268–9

Northern Sami

Punctuation mark

:

  1. Connects a suffix or clitic to a number, abbreviation, initialism or individual letter.
    Filbma lea čájehuvvon TV:s ― The film has been shown on TV
    Mis lea šiehtadus NSR:in ― We have an agreement with the NSR
    Son riegádii 1998:s ― She was born in 1998
    Goas almmuhii son CD:a? ― When did he release the CD?

Swedish

Christian IV:s (the fourth's) g.
G:la (Gamla) Dalarövägen

Punctuation mark

:

  1. Connects a suffix or clitic to a number, abbreviation or initialism.
    EU:s vinmarknad ― The EU's wine market
    Tv:n är trasig. ― The TV is broken.
    den 13:e mars ― March the 13th
    två vd:ar ― two CEOs
  2. Marks the contraction of a word, separating the beginning and end (first and last letter, replacing the period of a standard abbreviation in front of an ending)
    c:a 50 mil (cirka) ― circa 50 miles
    Vårdsnäs k:a (kyrka) ― Vårdsnäs church
    S:t Petersburg (Sankt) ― Saint Petersburg
    Kungl. Maj:ts resolution (Majestäts) ― His Majesty's resolution (a government decree)
    Bibliografi till förf:s 60-årsdag (författarens, standard abbreviation förf.) ― Bibliography to the author's 60th anniversary
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