Lünkade

Länkade is the Swedish past tense form of the verb länka, which means to connect or to link. In a web context it commonly refers to creating a hyperlink between two resources, but it can also mean connecting two objects, concepts, or documents in a more general sense. The form is used when describing a completed action in the past, for example “hon länkade till källan i artikeln.”

As an adjective, länkad is used for a singular noun, meaning linked or connected, while länkade is used for plural nouns, as in “en länkad sida” (a linked page) and “flera länkade sidor” (several linked pages). The noun for the act or result of linking is often “länkning,” and related terms include “hyperlänk” (hyperlink) and “länkad data” (linked data) in tech contexts.

Etymology and usage notes: länka is formed from the noun länk (link), itself of Germanic origin, with the verb-forming suffix -a. In contemporary Swedish, länkade appears frequently in discussions of digital content, websites, and documentation, but it remains a general verb that can describe any act of linking, not only hyperlinks.

See also: hyperlänk, länk, länkning, länkad data.