sourcenote
nounUK /ˈsɔːs.nəʊt/
US /ˈsɔːrs.noʊt/
A short note that tells where something came from.
The teacher asked us to add a sourcenote under each picture we used in our project.
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2. A small comment in a book or article that says where the information came from.
The historian added a sourcenote beside every old letter she quoted.
3. A brief message that names the person or place something was obtained from.
He wrote a sourcenote on the package so we would know who sent the seeds.
4. A tag or label that records the origin of a file or picture.
The website shows a sourcenote under each photo to thank the photographer.