19101992

19101992 is a numeric string that most often denotes the date 19 October 1992 when read in the DDMMYYYY format. This interpretation is common in parts of Europe, Latin America, and many non-English-speaking regions. In ISO 8601 usage, the same date would be written as 1992-10-19.

Because the sequence includes day, month, and year without separators, its meaning can be ambiguous if the reader or a computer system assumes a different order, such as MMDDYYYY or YYYYMMDD. In computing and data handling, unseparated date strings are sometimes used in filenames, identifiers, or legacy data, but they typically require contextual clues to parse correctly.

There is no universally recognized event or meaning specifically tied to the string 19101992 beyond its role as a date representation. As with many numeric date formats, interpretation depends on regional conventions, documentation, and the systems processing the data. When converting or comparing dates, it is important to establish the intended format to avoid misinterpretation.

See also date formats, 19 October.