Relationships Related Term:  recto n. ~ 1. The side of a page intended to be read second. - 2. The side of a sheet that is printed second. Notes:  In Western tradition, the verso is the left page in a [..]

The back of the leaf; the page that lies to the left in an open book. Versos are the even-numbered pages. Also known as verso page. See also recto.

The left page of an open book, when it is open and facing the reader. The back of a leaf. Also called the reverse.

"reverse, back, or other side of some object," especially a printed page or book, 1839, from Latin verso (folio), ablative singular neuter of versus, past participle of vertere "to turn [..]

the reverse or opposite or left-hand side, especially used in reference to a leaf which has a recto and verso side; in a open book the recto is the right hand page and the verso is the left hand page; [..]

See discussion under quarto or examine this chart.

The pages of a book on the reverse or left-hand side, in contradistinction to recto

The back of a sheet of paper.

the reverse of a page in a book, thus the left-hand page of an opening.

In a double-sided document, the page that appears on the left side of the spread; an odd-numbered page.

The "back" side of a page in a book, that is the page that is on the left-hand side of a book when it is opened. Many people get the terms recto and verso confused, but our favorite was when [..]

A term given to the left-hand or even-numbered pages of a book.

From the Latin phrase verso folio, meaning "with the page turned." The back side of a book or the left-hand page of an opening in a book or other publication, usually assigned an even page n [..]

Recto and verso mean the front and back of a sheet of paper (or parchment in manuscripts). In languages that are written from left to right, 'recto' usually refers to the right-hand page and 'verso' to the left-hand page of a bound volume. However, in languages like Arabic, with a right-to-left text direction, 'recto' [..]

The even-numbered page on the left-hand side of an open book, or the left-hand page of a two-page spread

The second, or rear, side of a leaf in a book; in other words, the left-hand page of an opened book. Also called the Reverse.Reverse: The rear side of a leaf in a bound book; in other words, the left- [..]

Left-hand page.

The left-hand page of a newspaper or magazine. Compare with recto.

A left-hand page. Always carries even number. cf

The left-hand page of an open book is the verso. Recto refers to the right-hand page of an open book.

Left-hand page.

(n) left-hand page(n) the side of a coin or medal that does not bear the principal design

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Left-hand page of an open publication.

The back side of a folio. When referring to MS folios, verso will often be noted after the folio number, ex. [folio number]v. See also: folio, recto.

A term given to the left-hand or even-numbered pages of a book.

The second or backside of any work on paper, or canvas, it is the opposite of the term Recto. Verso applies to artist sketches or even complete paintings on the reverse side of a work, making it a dou [..]

Verso refers to the second side of any work (visual or literary) on paper or canvas. For example the rear of a painting or a book page on the rear of a page being read. The term 'verso painting&# [..]

Refers to the back or underside of a sheet of paper.

A term given to the left-hand or even-numbered pages of a book.

Verso is the Latin for reverse or back of an object. It is also the name for the left-hand page of an open book or manuscript. When collectors read that a work of art is signed on the Verso, it means [..]

A term given to the left-hand or even-numbered pages of a book.

The left-hand page of a book or a manuscript.

The left hand page of an open book.

A term given to the left-hand or even-numbered pages of a book.

A term given to the left-hand or even-numbered pages of a book.

The back side of a flat object which is to be examined visually, as for reading, such as a sheet or a leaf or a coin or a medal. (printing) The left-hand page of a book of a script which reads fro [..]