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In hebrew numerals, apostrophe is used instead of geresh (U+05F3). While they look similar, they behave different when it comes to bidi-handling. If you embed a hebrew date in a latin (ltr) context and it ends with an apostrophe, the apostrophe will jump from the left to the right of the date. (This would happen if you print a date w/o year for the months adar i and adar ii).
I assume quotes are used instead of gershayim, but it does not have the same implications.
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In hebrew numerals, apostrophe is used instead of geresh (U+05F3). While they look similar, they behave different when it comes to bidi-handling. If you embed a hebrew date in a latin (ltr) context and it ends with an apostrophe, the apostrophe will jump from the left to the right of the date. (This would happen if you print a date w/o year for the months adar i and adar ii).
I assume quotes are used instead of gershayim, but it does not have the same implications.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: