Caret
English translation: Circumflex
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Circumflex Explanation: Common in French (accent circomflexe), the German word for it is Zircumflex. Caret is not actually a German word and refers to: caret // n. a mark indicating a proposed insertion in printing or writing. [Latin, = is lacking] Oxford-Duden, Collins Robert French, Concise Oxford |
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