1. having pages numbered with folio numbers (page numbers); numbered sequentially
Usage: chiefly used in printing and bookbinding

1. past tense and past participle of folio; to number the pages or leaves of a book or manuscript
Usage: technical term in publishing and archival work

Examples

• The rare manuscript was carefully folioed by the archivist.
• Each folioed page in the ledger was signed by the accountant.
• The printer folioed the entire manuscript before binding.
• The folioed edition made it easy to reference specific pages.
• Medieval manuscripts were often folioed in the margins.
• The document was folioed sequentially from 1 to 250.