Aksiom

Aksiom is a proper noun used in multiple, unrelated contexts and languages. It is also the Indonesian spelling of the word axiom, which in mathematics and logic denotes a fundamental principle assumed without proof and used as a starting point for further reasoning. In different languages the term appears in various transliterations and may be capitalized as Aksiom or written as aksiom.

In mathematical and logical contexts, an axiom serves as the foundational premise from which theorems are derived. The concept is central to formal systems such as set theory and geometry, where carefully chosen axioms define the structure and scope of the theory. The term aksiom, as used in Indonesian educational materials and other languages, reflects the same underlying idea, though its use may be contextualized within local curricula or discussions.

Aksiom is also a brand name employed by several independent entities in technology, design, and engineering. Because these uses are not connected to a single organization, the name signals different branding intentions—often conveying notions of fundamental principles, clarity, or reliability rather than a shared corporate identity.

See also

Axiom, Axioms, and related disambiguation pages for variants of the term in mathematics, philosophy, and branding.