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To hyperlink in Irish (hipearnasc): Meaning, Conjugation, Examples

The Irish for to hyperlink is hipearnasc; ag hipearnascadh is hyperlinking.
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How to say “to hyperlink” in Irish

Irish:
hipearnasc
English:
to hyperlink
Word type:
verb, first-conjugation
Verbal noun:
hipearnascadh (ag hipearnascadh, hyperlinking)
Verbal adjective:
hipearnasctha
Pronunciation:
“HIP-er-nask”  /ˈhʲɪpʲəɾˌn̪ˠasˠk/

What does “hipearnasc” mean?

to hyperlink
To connect a word, image or page to another document or web page by means of a clickable link.Also: link, add a link, link to.

“Hipearnasc” in the different tenses

Every form follows An Caighdeán Oifigiúil.

Aimsir Chaite (Past)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Hipearnasc méI hyperlinkedNíor hipearnasc méI did not hyperlinkAr hipearnasc mé?Did I hyperlink?
tú (you)Hipearnasc túYou hyperlinkedNíor hipearnasc túYou did not hyperlinkAr hipearnasc tú?Did you hyperlink?
sé / sí (he / she)Hipearnasc sé / síHe hyperlinkedNíor hipearnasc sé / síHe did not hyperlinkAr hipearnasc sé / sí?Did he hyperlink?
sinn (we)HipearnascamarWe hyperlinkedNíor hipearnascamarWe did not hyperlinkAr hipearnascamar?Did we hyperlink?
sibh (you, plural)Hipearnasc sibhYou hyperlinkedNíor hipearnasc sibhYou did not hyperlinkAr hipearnasc sibh?Did you hyperlink?
siad (they)Hipearnasc siadThey hyperlinkedNíor hipearnasc siadThey did not hyperlinkAr hipearnasc siad?Did they hyperlink?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)HipearnascadhNíor hipearnascadhAr hipearnascadh?

Aimsir Láithreach (Present)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)HipearnascaimI hyperlinkNí hipearnascaimI do not hyperlinkAn hipearnascaim?Do I hyperlink?
tú (you)Hipearnascann túYou hyperlinkNí hipearnascann túYou do not hyperlinkAn hipearnascann tú?Do you hyperlink?
sé / sí (he / she)Hipearnascann sé / síHe hyperlinksNí hipearnascann sé / síHe does not hyperlinkAn hipearnascann sé / sí?Does he hyperlink?
sinn (we)HipearnascaimidWe hyperlinkNí hipearnascaimidWe do not hyperlinkAn hipearnascaimid?Do we hyperlink?
sibh (you, plural)Hipearnascann sibhYou hyperlinkNí hipearnascann sibhYou do not hyperlinkAn hipearnascann sibh?Do you hyperlink?
siad (they)Hipearnascann siadThey hyperlinkNí hipearnascann siadThey do not hyperlinkAn hipearnascann siad?Do they hyperlink?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)HipearnasctarNí hipearnasctarAn hipearnasctar?

Aimsir Fháistineach (Future)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)Hipearnascfaidh méI will hyperlinkNí hipearnascfaidh méI will not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfaidh mé?Will I hyperlink?
tú (you)Hipearnascfaidh túYou will hyperlinkNí hipearnascfaidh túYou will not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfaidh tú?Will you hyperlink?
sé / sí (he / she)Hipearnascfaidh sé / síHe will hyperlinkNí hipearnascfaidh sé / síHe will not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfaidh sé / sí?Will he hyperlink?
sinn (we)HipearnascfaimidWe will hyperlinkNí hipearnascfaimidWe will not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfaimid?Will we hyperlink?
sibh (you, plural)Hipearnascfaidh sibhYou will hyperlinkNí hipearnascfaidh sibhYou will not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfaidh sibh?Will you hyperlink?
siad (they)Hipearnascfaidh siadThey will hyperlinkNí hipearnascfaidh siadThey will not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfaidh siad?Will they hyperlink?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)HipearnascfarNí hipearnascfarAn hipearnascfar?

Modh Coinníollach (Conditional)

PersonPositiveNegativeQuestion
mé (I)HipearnascfainnI would hyperlinkNí hipearnascfainnI would not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfainn?Would I hyperlink?
tú (you)HipearnascfáYou would hyperlinkNí hipearnascfáYou would not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfá?Would you hyperlink?
sé / sí (he / she)Hipearnascfadh sé / síHe would hyperlinkNí hipearnascfadh sé / síHe would not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfadh sé / sí?Would he hyperlink?
sinn (we)HipearnascfaimisWe would hyperlinkNí hipearnascfaimisWe would not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfaimis?Would we hyperlink?
sibh (you, plural)Hipearnascfadh sibhYou would hyperlinkNí hipearnascfadh sibhYou would not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfadh sibh?Would you hyperlink?
siad (they)HipearnascfaidísThey would hyperlinkNí hipearnascfaidísThey would not hyperlinkAn hipearnascfaidís?Would they hyperlink?
saorbhriathar (autonomous)HipearnascfaíNí hipearnascfaíAn hipearnascfaí?

“Hipearnasc” in a sentence: Irish examples

Past, present, future and conditional, with a negative and a question.

Hipearnasc mé an t-alt leis an suíomh gréasáin.
I hyperlinked the article to the website.
Hipearnascann sí gach tagairt ina blag.
She hyperlinks every reference in her blog.
Hipearnascfaidh mé an doiciméad amárach.
I will hyperlink the document tomorrow.
Hipearnascfainn an focal sin dá mbeadh am agam.
I would hyperlink that word if I had time.
Níor hipearnasc siad na foinsí.
They didn't hyperlink the sources.
Ar hipearnasc tú an pictiúr?
Did you hyperlink the picture?

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To hyperlink in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for to hyperlink?

The Irish for to hyperlink is hipearnasc (pronounced “HIP-er-nask”). It is a first-conjugation verb; the verbal noun is hipearnascadh.

What is the verbal noun of hipearnasc?

The verbal noun of hipearnasc is hipearnascadh, used after ag for the continuous: ag hipearnascadh (hyperlinking). The verbal adjective is hipearnasctha.

How do you say hipearnasc in the past and the future?

Past: Hipearnasc mé; negative Níor hipearnasc mé; question Ar hipearnasc mé?. Future: Hipearnascfaidh mé; negative Ní hipearnascfaidh mé; question An hipearnascfaidh mé?.

What is the modh coinníollach of hipearnasc?

The conditional (modh coinníollach) first person is Hipearnascfainn (I would hyperlink); negative Ní hipearnascfainn; question An hipearnascfainn?.

What is the difference between 'hipearnasc' and 'nasc'?

'Nasc' is the general verb for link or connect, while 'hipearnasc' refers specifically to creating a hyperlink in a digital document. In everyday speech many people simply say 'nasc'.

Which preposition is used with 'hipearnasc'?

Use 'le' or 'chuig' for the target: 'hipearnasc an focal leis an leathanach' means hyperlink the word to the page.

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