conexiones

Conexiones is a plural noun in Spanish meaning links, connections, or points of contact between two or more elements. It is used across disciplines to describe the relationship, interchange, or receptivity enabling transfer, communication, or integration between parts of a system, a group of people, or a physical structure. The term derives from the Spanish noun conexión, which in turn traces to Latin sources for "bind" or "join" through the idea of linking.

In technology and computing, conexiones refers to network connections, including the links between devices and networks, as well as connections to databases, servers, or APIs. It also covers physical connectors and cables, sockets, and interfaces that enable data, power, or signals to flow.

In biology and medicine, the term is used for neural connections, synapses, and other structures that connect cells, tissues, or organs, enabling communication and coordination. In sociology, it denotes social connections—the networks of relationships and interactions among individuals or groups that facilitate information sharing and support.

In infrastructure and transportation, conexiones describes routes and interchanges that link cities, regions, or transport modes, such as road, rail, air, or sea networks. The quality of these connections affects mobility, trade, and regional development. See also concepts like conexión, conector, and network topology for related terms.