iKI

Iki is the Turkish word for the number two. It is used as the cardinal value iki = 2 and appears in common compounds such as iki kere (twice) and iki yüz (two hundred). In Turkish speech and writing, iki forms part of everyday counting, education, and numerical expressions.

Iki may also refer to geographic places named Iki, most notably Iki Island in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. The island lies in the Genkai Sea, separated from Kyushu by the Tsushima Strait. Administratively, much of the island belongs to Iki City in Nagasaki Prefecture. The area has a long history and features coastal scenery, hot springs, and historical sites, reflecting its importance in regional culture and trade.

Beyond language and geography, IKI or Iki can function as an acronym or label in various contexts, including organizations, products, or codes. Because meanings depend on language and context, disambiguation is often required when encountering the term.