22

22 < 21 | 23 >
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22 (twenty-two) is a positive integer following 21 and preceding 23. It is an even composite number and a repdigit number.

In googology

• In Greek-based number-naming systems, 22 is associated with prefix "duicosa-", and with prefix "duoviginti-" in Latin systems.
• Twenty-twos, a googologism with a similar name to this number, is equal to 20 copies of 2, or 10 copies of 22.
• The numbers dumevalka, dutridumevalka, duquodumevalka are defined as 2[2,2], 2[2,3], 2[2,4] respectively, using SpongeTechX's copy notation. They are all equal to 22, since 2[2,2] = 2[[2]] = 2[2] = 22, 2[2,3] = 2[[[2]]] = 2[[2]] = 22, 2[2,4] = 2[[[[2]]]] = 2[[[2]]] = 22.

• BlankEntity coined the name Weak Tritri for this number, and it's equal to b[3,3,3] using Weak-b notation.^{[dead link]}

In pop culture

In the video Marmalade - Words of the World, the etymologist Mark Sabine pronounces the word "marmalade" in English a total of 22 times.