How to Say “Hyperlink” in German

Hyperlink
[ˈhaɪ̯pɐˌlɪŋk]masculine
The German word for hyperlink is Hyperlink. Wiktionary also lists Hypertextlink.
Meaning: area on a Web page (noun)

Ways to say it

“hyperlink” in German
German IPA Note
Hyperlink [ˈhaɪ̯pɐˌlɪŋk] (narrow) masculine
Hypertextlink masculine

In German, a hyperlink is an area on a web page. The English term Hyperlink is widely understood in German-speaking countries and is used in technical or professional environments.

Which one should you use?

There are different ways to refer to this concept: Hyperlink and Hypertextlink are the technical terms, while Link is a commonly used informal term for a hyperlink in German. In a formal setting, the word Verknüpfung translates to 'linkage' or 'connection' and is used to refer to hyperlinks.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural of Hyperlink is Hyperlinks. Both Hyperlink and Hypertextlink are masculine.

Did you know?

  • The formal word Verknüpfung shares its root with knüpfen, which means to tie a knot or weave a connection.
  • While Hyperlink is common, the formal word Verknüpfung is also the standard German term for a 'shortcut' icon on a computer desktop.
  • In German, the word Link is used as a noun and can be turned into the verb linken, though this is primarily used in gaming or technical slang.

Examples in context

  • Der Hyperlink führt zu weiteren Informationen.
    The hyperlink leads to further information.
  • Die Verknüpfung befindet sich am Ende der Seite.
    The link is at the end of the page.
  • Der Link bringt dich direkt zu dem Artikel.
    The link takes you directly to the article.
  • Die Verlinkung findest du unten auf der Seite.
    You can find the link at the bottom of the page.
  • Der Hyperlink führt zu einer anderen Seite.
    The hyperlink leads to another page.
  • Klick einfach auf den Hyperlink.
    Just click on the hyperlink.
  • Ich finde den Hyperlink in dem Text nicht.
    I can't find the hyperlink in the text.

Example conversation

Hannah and Julian are looking at a website on a laptop.

  1. Hannah

    Kannst du den Hyperlink für mich suchen?
    Can you look for the hyperlink for me?
  2. Julian

    Ja, ich sehe den Hyperlink hier oben.
    Yes, I see the hyperlink up here.
  3. Hannah

    Ist er blau unterlegt?
    Is it highlighted in blue?
  4. Julian

    Nein, er ist dunkelblau.
    No, it is dark blue.
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