pagini

Pagini is the plural form of pagină, the Romanian word for a page. It designates the individual sides of a sheet that carry text or images, and by extension it refers to units of content in digital formats such as web pages or PDF pages. The term is used in both physical and digital contexts to indicate a unit within a larger document or site. In literature, publishing, and academic writing, pagini are used to reference specific parts of a work, for example in citations or bibliographies: “pagini 12–15” or “pagina 42.” In online contexts, it helps describe sections of a website or a document, such as pages within a site or pages within a web application.

Etymology and form: pagină comes from Latin pagina, through Romance languages such as French and Italian. In Romanian, pagină is a feminine noun; the singular definite form is pagina, and the plural forms are pagini (indefinite) and paginile (definite). This reflects Romanian noun morphology and the general distinction between singular/plural and indefinite/definite forms.

Usage notes: pagini are commonly referenced when discussing the length of a document, a range of pages in a citation, or the structure of a website. The term encompasses both physical pages in printed material and the navigable units of digital documents.