Bibliographic (adjective)

1. Relating to books or literature, especially in regards to their creation, organization, or publication.
2. Relating to a list or catalog of books or other written works.

Origin:

The word 'bibliographic' originated in the late 19th century and is derived from the greek words 'biblion' meaning book, and 'graphia' meaning writing or description.

Examples:

1. The librarian was in charge of organizing the bibliographic information in the library's catalog system.
2. The bibliographic details provided a complete history of the book, including the author, publisher, and date of publication.
3. The bibliographic data was used to create an index of all the books in the collection.
4. The bibliographic information was necessary for conducting research on a specific topic.
5. The bibliographic search was used to find all the relevant books and articles for the paper.