A double dagger (‡) is a typographic symbol used to indicate a footnote or reference in a text, similar to an asterisk (*) or a single dagger (†). It typically appears after a word or phrase to direct readers to additional information, often in scholarly or academic writing. For example, if a text states "This theory has been widely debated‡," the double dagger points the reader to a specific note or citation at the bottom of the page. Double daggers are less common than other symbols but serve to clarify and provide context in written material.

Definition och betydelse av "double dagger"på engelska

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