cursor
cur·sor
noun \ˈkər-sər, -ˌsȯr\Definition of CURSOR
: a movable item used to mark a position: as a : a transparent slide with a line attached to a slide rule b : a visual cue (as a flashing rectangle) on a video display that indicates position (as for data entry)
See Origin of CURSOR
Latin, runner, from currere
First Known Use: 1594
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