intra-word punctuation mark
special characters that are part of the spelling of words, not between words or sentences; e.g. the hyphen (“high-five”), the apostrophe (“o’clock”), the full point respectively the period for abbreviations (“Dr.”, “U.F.O.”)
ellipsis
series of dots that indicate omission
accent symbol
diacritic
iteration mark
character denoting the repetition of the previous syllable or more within a word, possibly with a implicit or explicit phonologic modification
hyphen
character in texts
line-break hyphen
punctuation mark indicating fragmentation of a word
hyphen
punctuation mark used to join words
slash
slanted-line punctuation mark (/)
apostrophe
punctuation mark and diacritic mark