IXII

IXII is a string formed by the Roman numerals IX and II. This combination does not represent a standard Roman numeral value; in conventional notation, eleven is written XI, twelve is XII. Because of that, IXII is typically encountered as a stylized label rather than a numeric expression. It can function as a branding element, a catalog code, or a fictional designation in media, where its nonstandard form signals a distinctive or modern aesthetic without implying a precise number.

In design practice, IXII may be chosen for its compact shape and symmetrical appearance, or to suggest a connection to numerals without using the familiar XI/XII forms. When used in titles, product names, or fictional works, IXII often relies on surrounding context to convey its intended meaning, if any.

Because IXII is not part of standard Roman numerals, its numeric interpretation varies or is left ambiguous. Writers and brands that use IXII typically provide clarification to avoid confusion, especially in technical documentation or catalogs where numeric ordering matters.

See also: XI, XII, IX.