19081950

19081950 is a numeric string that most often functions as a calendar date written in the DDMMYYYY format, corresponding to 19 August 1950. Depending on locale and convention, the same digits can also be read as 1950-08-19 in ISO-like formats or as 19/08/1950.

In contexts that do not rely on calendar dates, 19081950 can also serve as an identifier, serial key, or accession number in archives, databases, or catalogs. It may appear in file names, inventory records, or systematic listings where eight-digit date-like strings are used for sorting or referencing.

Because date notation varies by region, interpreting 19081950 can be ambiguous without contextual clues. To avoid confusion in international communication, many systems convert such strings to a standardized form like 1950-08-19.

There is no widely recognized concept, event, or entity universally identified by this exact string. In practice, 19081950 functions primarily as a date representation or as a generic numeric identifier rather than as a standalone topic.

See also

Date notation, ISO 8601, YYYYMMDD, DDMMYYYY, calendar date formats.