Division of a sentence by stops, punctuation; a point or stop. Obsolete.

A stop, sign in punctuation; the pause indicated by a stop. Obsolete.

A mark or point of punctuation.

concrete. A point inserted in writing.

A dot or other small mark used in punctuation, as a diacritic, etc.; = point, n.1 16. Cf. punctus, n.

†A point used as a punctuation mark, a full stop (obsolete). Also: (Palaeography) = punctus, n.

A point or ‘stop’ inserted between words.

Serving to divide or mark off. interstinctive point, a punctuation-mark.

In various systems of writing or of dividing text. A point used in punctuation, as in the full stop (.), colon (:), etc., or as one of a series used…

= interpunction, n.

the two points placed one on each side of a numeral, letter, figure, etc.

Hebrew Grammar. A distinctive accent: see A. 4.

A point between words in writing.

In medieval manuscripts: a punctuation mark similar in appearance to an inverted semicolon, used to indicate a pause intermediate in length between…

In medieval manuscripts: a punctuation mark similar in appearance to a semicolon, used to indicate a relatively long pause or a major break. Cf. pu…

In medieval (originally liturgical) manuscripts: a point used to indicate a short pause or minor break; also called punctum. Cf. punctus elevatus, n.…