pagg

pages (abbrev.)

noun PAH-jee-neh Rare

Usage Note

Pagg. is the standard Italian abbreviation for pagine (pages), used in academic citations, footnotes, and bibliographies: cfr. pagg. 45-50 (cf. pp. 45-50). The singular abbreviation is p. or pag. In running text the full form pagine is preferred; pagg. appears only in scholarly apparatus.

Examples

"Il saggio è consultabile alle pagg. 12-18."

Natural Translation

The essay can be found on pp. 12-18.

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