Link
German (Berlin)
/ˈliŋk/
noun
Definitions
- (computing) hyperlink
- link
Etymology
Borrowed from English link (torch, light).
Origin
English
link
Gloss
torch, light
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
光, 明
Emoji
🔦
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Centrelink English
- Hopf link English
- Whitehead link English
- airlink English
- backlink English
- chainlink English
- commlink English
- cross-link English
- crosslink English
- cufflink English
- datalink English
- delink English
- dislink English
- downlink English
- draglink English
- drawlink English
- enlink English
- hotlink English
- hyperlink English
- inlink English
- interlink English
- link English
- link bait English
- link boy English
- linkability English
- linkable English
- linkage English
- linkback English
- linker English
- linkest English
- linketh English
- linkfest English
- linkful English
- linkification English
- linkify English
- linkless English
- linklist English
- linklog English
- linkman English
- linkrot English
- linkspan English
- linkup English
- linkware English
- linkway English
- linkwork English
- linky English
- mislink English
- multilink English
- outlink English
- overlink English
- permalink English
- redlink English
- relink English
- sleeve-link English
- slitherlink English
- stronglink English
- sublink English
- unlink English
- unlinkability English
- uplink English
- videolink English
- weaklink English
- weblink English
- wikilink English
- linkki Finnish
- link Hungarian
- link Italian
- линк Russian
- link Spanish, Castilian
- link Portuguese
- linque Portuguese
- リンク Japanese
- link Polish
- linke Middle English
- link Danish
- ลิงก์ Thai
- לינק Hebrew (modern)
- liŋka Northern Sami
- 링크 Korean