n. ~ 1. A single leaf in a book or a manuscript. - 2. A number assigned to a leaf, typically to represent order. - 3. A book size made from sheets2 folded in half. - 4. A bill of accounts, especially [..]

The actual page number in a publication.

mid-15c., from Late Latin folio "leaf or sheet of paper," from Latin folio, ablative of folium "leaf" (source also of Italian foglia, French feuille, Spanish hoja), from PIE *bhol- [..]

as in book as in leaf as in number as in page as in sheet

see Book size.

A term from the early production of paper and vellum in the medieval period. When a single large sheet is folded once and sewn to create two leaves, or four pages, and then bound together, the resulti [..]

n. A sheet of paper folded once, or of a size adapted to folding once.

Folio, a term from bibliography, refers to the format of a book. A folio is the largest format; a sheet is folded over only once, so each sheet consists of two leaves (or four pages). A folio might be [..]

the page number which is printed at the top or bottom of each printed page.

A page number, often set with running headers or footers.

Definition A personalized basket of investments that is traded as one issue, giving investors the ease of investing in a mutual fund without the tax penalties associated with them. Folios can be selec [..]

One or more leaves, pages or documents, numbered but not necessarily corresponding with page numbers. A folio may contan as many as 15 to 20 pages of documents.

Refers to sheet size 17x22 or larger. Also, page numbers.

Latin for "leaf." A single leaf of a book or manuscript (of paper, parchment, vellum, etc.), usually one-half of a sheet folded down the center to form a bifolium. In manuscript books, sever [..]

a certain number of words taken as a unit or division in a document for purposes of measurement or reference NOTE: A folio by statutory provision generally consists of 100 words.

In typography, a page number, commonly placed outside the running head

Has several meanings: (1) a leaf numbered on the front; (2) the numeral itself; and (3) a folio-sized book. › Guide to Book Formats

A term used by hotels to reference the form on which all credit card transactions incurred by a guest or a group (master account) are recorded.

The printing term for pagination: the system of numbering pages.

an itemized record of a guest’s charges and credits, maintained in the front office till departure, and can be referred to as guest bill or guest statement food cover:

The page number. Typically part of a header or footer.

A leaf of paper or page in a file, usually numbered on one side only.

To assign a number to a leaf or page.

1) the printed page number on a book’s page; 2) a sheet of typescript

An oversized book. In Shields Library, folios are usually located at the end of a given call number range.

(n) the system of numbering pages(n) a sheet of any written or printed material (especially in a manuscript or book)(n) a book (or manuscript) consisting of large sheets of paper folded in the middle [..]

A collection of personal, artistic or other work demonstrating a student's capabilities. It is used for admission to some QUT courses, e.g., fashion design, creative writing.

A book of the largest size, formed by folding the paper only once, so that each sheet makes two leaves. It is from the Italian, un libro in foglio, through the French, in-folio. Fol. is the contractio [..]

a coherent body of work created by a learner, usually in one subject area (see coursework).

One sheet (front and back) of writing material (in the SoBS manuscripts, parchment). Abbreviated as f. for a single page, ff. for multiple pages. See also: leaf.

An itemized record of a guest’s charges and credits which is maintained in the front office until departure. Also referred to as a guest bill or guest statement.

A book made up of printed sheets that have been folded in half, to make four pages. Folio editions of Shakespeare’s plays contains all 36 of his plays plus his other printed works. Shakespeare’s own Q [..]

A Folio is a collection of Charges and Payments incurred or made by a Guest or corporate account, or in-house account, etc

Written or electronic record of hotel guest’s account of financial transactions within the property.

A Folio is a collection of Charges and Payments incurred or made by a Guest or corporate account, or in-house account, etc

an itemized record of a guest’s charges and credits, maintained in the front office till departure, and can be referred to as guest bill or guest statement

running record of day’s charges.

A number assigned by a lodging merchant for tracking a guest's charges.

From the Latin 'folium'; it means a sheet in a manuscript. Sheets are numbered consecutively while the front and back are given letters a and b or r and v (recto and verso).  

This term refers to a large sheet of paper that becomes four separate pieces of a book when folded and cut.

a page belonging to (or formerly a part of) a manuscript.

An individual section of the Title Register which records the title to a specific property.

page.

A collection of data, identified by a roll number, that consists of ownership, value of identification and other information required for assessment purposes. The data in a folio usually describes one parcel and any improvements on that parcel. In some circumstances, however, a folio may describe multiple parcels and their improvements, or a portio [..]