XII (Twelve) is a number that follows XI (Eleven) and precedes XIII (Thirteen) in the sequence of natural numbers. It is commonly used in various contexts, such as counting, mathematics, and timekeeping. In Roman numerals, it is represented as "XII," which consists of the symbols "X" for ten and "II" for two. In many cultures, the number twelve holds significant meaning. For example, there are twelve months in a year, twelve hours on a clock face, and twelve zodiac signs in astrology. Additionally, the Twelve Apostles are important figures in Christianity, symbolizing the number's relevance in religious contexts.