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What is the name of punctuation mark above a vowel in such as Rene?

The punctuation mark above a vowel in "Rene" is called an acute accent.

It is often used in French and other Romance languages to indicate a change in pronunciation. In "Rene", the acute accent over the "e" indicates that it is pronounced with a long, open sound, similar to the "ay" in "say".

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