Pagination (noun)

The process of dividing a document into pages.

Origin:

Late latin paginatio(n-), from latin paginare 'to paginate', from pagina 'page'.

Examples:

1. The printer's software takes care of pagination automatically.
2. The pagination of the book made it easier to find specific information.
3. Pagination is a critical aspect of book design, affecting readability and usability.
4. The editor carefully reviewed the pagination to ensure proper formatting and flow.
5. The pagination of the manuscript was changed several times before it was finally published.