pagemarker

noun
UK /ˈpeɪdʒˌmɑːkə/
US /ˈpeɪdʒˌmɑːrkər/

A small thing you put in a book to remember where you stopped reading.

She put a pagemarker on chapter three so she could find her place later.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A ribbon or strip attached to a book's binding to mark a page.

The leather Bible had a red pagemarker sewn into its spine.

3. A digital feature that saves your place in an e-book or document.

The app's pagemarker remembered exactly where I left off.

4. A small sticky note or tab used to flag a page for quick reference.

He stuck a pagemarker on the recipe page before lending the cookbook.