Enlazan

Enlazan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb enlazar, which means to link, connect, or bind. The form is used when two or more subjects perform the action of making a connection, whether physical, conceptual, or digital. In everyday language, it can describe linking ideas, joining objects, or referencing related items. For example, the phrase they link or they connect can be conveyed with enlazan.

Etymology and related forms. Enlazar derives from the prefix en- plus ligar, the verb related to tying or fastening. Ligar itself comes from Latin ligare, meaning to bind. The noun form relacionado is enlace, meaning a link or bond. Other present-tense forms of enlazar include enlazo, enlazas, enlaza, enlazamos, and enlazáis, with the past tense formed as enlazaron, among other conjugations. The gerund is enlazando.

Usage and contexts. Enlazar is widely used in physical, social, and digital contexts. It can describe connecting cables, linking ideas in an argument, or tying different elements into a cohesive whole. In computing, enlazar is common in the sense of creating a hyperlink or connecting a reference to a URL, document, or database. The related noun enlace is frequently used to name a direct reference or connection, such as a hyperlink or a bridge between concepts.

See also. Related terms include enlace, vínculo, and hipervínculo, which cover grammatical, conceptual, and technical senses of connection.