IPA: /ˈvɜːrsoʊ/
KK: /ˈvɜrsoʊ/
The left-hand page of a book or the back side of a leaf, which is read second, opposite the right-hand page.
In the book, the verso contains additional notes and illustrations.
Verso is derived from the Latin "versus" (meaning turned or turned around), which comes from the verb "vertere" (meaning to turn). The word "verso" refers to the act of turning or the side of a page that is turned to.
Think of the Latin word for turning ('vertere') to remember that 'verso' relates to something that is turned or the side of a page that is turned.