0614

0614 is a four-digit symbol that can function as a calendar year, a numeric code, or a string in software and data formats. Its interpretation depends on context, with no single universal meaning assigned to the sequence itself.

As a year, 614 CE falls within the early Byzantine–Sassanid period. In 614, Jerusalem was captured by Persian forces during the Byzantine–Sassanid War (602–628), leading to widespread destruction and the looting of the city. The True Cross, according to tradition, was taken to the Persian capital Ctesiphon. Byzantine forces later recovered the city, culminating in the siege of 628 or 629 under Emperor Heraclius.

In computing, numbers that begin with a leading zero are often treated as octal literals in languages such as C and C++. In that usage, 0614 is an octal representation, corresponding to decimal 396. Some modern languages do not use octal notation ending in a leading zero, so interpretation can vary by language and context.

Beyond historical or computing contexts, 0614 may appear as a catalog, model, or inventory code, or as part of dialing or postal numbering in systems that preserve leading zeros. The precise meaning is determined by the specific standard or organization using the code.