WxH

Wxh is not a term with a single, widely accepted definition. In public references it most often appears as a placeholder string or as part of a typographic notation rather than as a formal concept. As a result, its meaning can vary depending on context, and it is not recognized as a standalone subject in major reference works.

In technical contexts, dimensions are usually written as width by height, abbreviated as W x H. The letters W and H denote width and height, and the separator is commonly an "x" or a multiplication sign. In some instances, a writer might see "Wxh" as a nonstandard variant of "WxH" or as a typographical error. When used as a label on diagrams, product specifications, or digital assets, WxH should be interpreted as indicating width and height; the actual values depend on the object in question (for example, an image sized 1024x768).

There is no widely recognized person, organization, or concept named "Wxh" in standard reference works. If "Wxh" appears as a proper name in a document, it likely refers to a specific project, brand, or handle unique to that source, and it should be verified in context.

See also: WxH, width, height, dimensions, resolution, aspect ratio.