URLinä

URLinä is a Finnish term that refers to a URL, or Uniform Resource Locator. In essence, it is the address of a resource on the internet, such as a web page, image, or video. The term is a direct borrowing and adaptation of the English abbreviation "URL".

A URLinä typically consists of several parts. The scheme, such as "http" or "https", indicates the protocol used to access the resource. This is followed by a colon and two forward slashes. Then comes the domain name, which identifies the server hosting the resource, for example, "wikipedia.org". After the domain name, there may be a path, which specifies the exact location of the resource within the server's file system, like "/wiki/URLinä". Finally, a URLinä can also include a query string or fragment identifier, providing additional parameters or pointing to a specific section of the resource.

The concept of a URLinä is fundamental to how the World Wide Web functions, enabling users to navigate and access information from various servers across the globe. It serves as a standardized way to locate and retrieve content online, making the internet accessible and interconnected. The term is commonly used in everyday Finnish conversation when discussing internet addresses.