(:ᘌꇤ⁐ꃳ)

Right after ꇤ, (:ᘌꇤ )Э has a half-width space; this face puts ⁐ in exactly that spot. ⁐ is named CLOSE UP in Unicode, and in English proofreading it's the mark that means 'close this gap and join these letters,' so the mark for closing a gap now stands where the gap used to be. ⁐ itself is an arc bulging upward placed over an arc bulging downward, their hollow sides turned toward each other, with nothing drawn between them. ꇤ, to the left of ⁐, and ꃳ, to its right, line up at both top and bottom, and both fit entirely within the height ⁐ covers, from the peak of its upper arc down to the bottom of its lower arc. How wide ⁐ is depends a lot on the font. In some fonts ⁐ is only a little wider than ꇤ; in others its arcs stretch to about twice the width of ꇤ or ꃳ. After ⁐ comes ꃳ and then the closing parenthesis, which ends the face, so nothing sits outside the parentheses the way Э does in (:ᘌꇤ )Э. Э and ꃳ are both rounded on the right, with a horizontal bar running left from the middle. The right part of ꃳ, though, looks more like the numeral 3 than Э does, and to the left of its bar sits a small arc, open to the right and touching nothing. That arc is not as tall as the 3-shaped part, and the end of the bar points toward the arc's opening.