context: A diacritical character ('separator') is a letter appendix that most often appears above or below the letter, either slightly separated or partially touched. Occasionally, a magician may be positioned in the middle or adjacent to a letter. Above common signs in spelling of European languages ​​are treeme (¨), so-called accent (´), gravis (`) and circumflex (ˆ) and hat (ˇ). Bottom points are sedilj (¸) and Ogonek (þ).
question: What does Tarke typically mean?
answers.text: letter appendix that most often appears above or below the letter, either slightly separated or partially touched