Folio Definition

fōlē-ō
folioed, folioing, folios
noun
folios
A large sheet of paper folded once, so that it forms two leaves, or four pages, of a book, manuscript, etc.
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A large size of book, about 12 by 15 inches, made of sheets folded in this way.
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A page of a ledger, or facing pages with the same number.
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A number on such a leaf.
American Heritage
A leaf of a manuscript, book, etc. numbered on only one side.
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Synonyms:
verb
folios
To number the pages of (a book, etc.) consecutively; page.
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adjective
Having sheets folded once; of the size of a folio.
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idiom
in folio
  • in the form or size of a folio
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Other Word Forms of Folio

Noun

Singular:
folio
Plural:
folios

Idioms, Phrasal Verbs Related to Folio

  • in folio

Origin of Folio

  • Middle English from Late Latin foliō ablative of folium leaf of paper from Latin leaf bhel-3 in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From Latin ablative singular form of folium (“leaf”)

    From Wiktionary

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