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page
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Word origin
From Latin pagina ('page, sheet'), from pangere ('to fasten, fix'). The English 'page' and 'pagination' come from the same source.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- pagina
- English cognates
- page, pagination
Grammar
Examples
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The last page of the novel is really very beautiful.
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This page of the contract is not at all clear.
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I read the first page but not the rest.
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We have to turn the page and start a new life.
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Open your book at page twenty, please.
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This word is taught in chapter 15, lesson 1: page, article, lier and 7 more words.