cross reference
See also notation
A cross reference directs you from one place in a text to related information elsewhere: See the cross reference on page 47.
In databases and documents, cross references link related entries or records.
The verb cross-reference means to create such links or to check information against another source: Cross-reference the invoice with the shipping records.
- citationMention of a source
- indexAlphabetical guide to contents
- linkPoint of connection
- lookupAct of retrieving information
- look upSeek information about
bibliography · source · see also · further reading · hyperlink · database · catalog · verify · fact check · double check · compare · appendix · pointer · redirect · concordance · glossary · table · entry
- Bible studystudy Bible, study guides, study guide, study notes, scripture reading
- biblical studieshistorical criticism, scriptural study, biblical narratives, Hebrew Bible, textual analysis
- Technical Referenceshandbook, manual, datasheet, specification, data sheet
- glossesexplanatory note, explanation, annotation
- filing suppliesfile folder, manila folder, filing cabinet, file cabinet, hanging folder
- investigationinvestigation, detective, evidence, clue, case
cross referencedead end
Passage without outlet
standalone · self-contained · unlinked · independent · disconnected
cross referencefootnote
Citation at page bottom
endnote · marginal note · annotation · gloss
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