What is another word for punctus percontativus?
Pronunciation: [pˈʌŋktəs pˈɜːkəntˌatɪvəs] (IPA) 
Punctus percontativus is a Latin term that refers to a punctuation mark used in medieval manuscripts to indicate a question. There are several synonyms for this term, including the interrogative dot, the point d'interrogation, the question mark, and the inverted question mark. The use of these symbols has evolved throughout history, but their purpose remains the same: to indicate a query or request for information. In modern language, the use of question marks has become universally recognized, making them an integral part of written communication. Regardless of its name, the punctus percontativus remains an important symbol for indicating questions in written form.
