Combining Cyrillic Millions

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The Combining Cyrillic Millions ( ҉ , U+0489) is a modifier in the Cyrillic numerals system, representing a multiplier of one million. The character is combined (overlaid) with a letter representing a number to modify it.

The character has been implicated in an Internet meme involving backwards writing (see bi-directional text)^{[citation needed]}.

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