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Numeronym (number-based word)

A numeronym is a word where a number is used to form an abbreviation (albeit not an acronym or an initialism). 

Pronouncing the letters and numbers may sound similar to the full word: "K9" for "canine" (phonetically: "kay" + "nine"). A similar example in French is "K7" for "cassette" (phonetically: "ka" + "sept").

Alternatively, the letters between the first and last are replaced by a number representing the number of letters omitted, such as "i18n" for "internationalization". Sometimes the last letter is also counted and omitted.

Examples:
  • 101 - for basic introduction to a subject
  • 212 - for New Yorker
  • 411 - for information
  • 911 - for help
  • a11y - Accessibility
  • C10k problem - limitation that most web servers currently have
  • c11y - Consumability
  • c14n - Canonicalisation / Canonicalization
  • d11n - Documentation
  • E10S - Electrolysis
  • E15 - The Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland[4]
  • G8 - Group of Eight
  • G20 - G-20 major economies
  • g11n - Globalisation / Globalization[5]
  • i14y - Interoperability[6]
  • i18n - Internationalisation / Internationalization
  • L10n - Localisation / Localization
  • m10n - Mavenization
  • m12n - Modularisation / Modularization[7]
  • m17n - Multilingualization
  • n11n - Normalisation/Normalization
  • P13n - Personalisation / Personalization
  • P23R - Prozess-Daten-Beschleuniger[8]
  • P45 - Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
  • s10n - Subscription
  • tr8n – Translation[9]
  • W3 - World Wide Web
  • W3C - World Wide Web Consortium
  • WWI - World War I
  • WWII - World War II
  • v11n - Versification[10]
  • v12n - Virtualization
  • Y2K - the Year 2000 problem