Definition
The process of binding pages or gathering sections together to form a complete book or document.
Etymology
From Medieval Latin compaginatio, the noun form of compaginare. The term emerged during the manuscript era to describe the technical process of assembling written pages into codex form (the modern book shape).
Kelly Says
The word compagination shows how technical jargon from medieval monasteries became specialized vocabulary—monks perfected this skill centuries before printing was invented, and the terminology stuck around in bookmaking long after.
Translations
ARالعربية
تنسيق الصفحات
tan-siq al-su-fa-hat
CACatalà
paginació
pa-ji-na-syo
CSČeština
paginace
pa-gi-na-ce
DADansk
pagination
pa-gi-na-syon
DEDeutsch
Paginierung
pa-gi-nee-rung
ELΕλληνικά
παράταξη σελίδων
pa-ra-ta-xi se-li-don
ESEspañol
paginación
pa-gee-na-syon
FAفارسی
صفحهبندی
sa-fa-he-ban-di
FISuomi
sivutus
si-vu-tus
FRFrançais
pagination
pa-gi-na-syon
HIहिन्दी
पेजिंग
pa-je-ing
HUMagyar
oldalszámozás
old-al-szamo-zas
IDBahasa Indonesia
paginasi
pa-gi-na-si
ITItaliano
paginazione
pa-ji-na-syone
KO한국어
페이지네이션
pee-ji-ne-yeo-ne-on
MSBahasa Melayu
penpagination
pen-pa-gi-na-syon
MYမြန်မာ
စာမျက်စر
sa-ma-jec-sar
NLNederlands
paginatie
pa-gi-na-tie
NONorsk
pagination
pa-gi-na-syon
PLPolski
paginacja
pa-gi-na-cya
PTPortuguês
paginação
pa-ji-na-syon
RORomână
paginare
pa-gi-na-re
RUРусский
пагинация
pa-gi-nat-siya
SVSvenska
pagination
pa-gi-na-syon
SWKiswahili
ukusanyisha
u-ku-sa-ni-sha
TRTürkçe
sayfalama
say-fa-la-ma
UKУкраїнська
пагінація
pa-hi-na-tsiya
URاردو
صفحہ جات
su-fa-ha-jat