Scroll (noun)

1. A roll of parchment or paper used for writing, especially in ancient times.
2. A document or text that is displayed on a computer screen, typically by moving it up or down.

Origin:

Middle english scrol, from old english scrāl, from latin scrōllum, from scrōlle, alteration of scribulum, from scribere to write.

Examples:

1. The ancient Egyptians wrote on scrolls.
2. He scrolled through the document to find the information he needed.
3. She scrolled down to the next page of the document.
4. The website had a scroll bar on the side to navigate through the content.
5. The menu options were displayed in a scroll on the screen.