log in

See also -login, login, and lögin

English

Wikipedia

Etymology

From analogy with clock in.

Verb

log in (third-person singular simple present logs in, present participle logging in, simple past and past participle logged in)

1. (computing) To gain access to a computer system, usually by providing a previously agreed upon username and password.

   I would like to log in to check my e-mail, but I can't remember my password.

Synonyms

• log on
• logon

Antonyms

• log off
• log out

Derived terms

• login

Translations

gain access to a computer system

• Chinese:

  Dungan: чинлэ

  Mandarin: 記入 (cmn), 记入 (cmn) (jìrù), 登錄 (cmn), 登录 (cmn) (dēnglù), 簽入 (cmn), 签入 (cmn) (qiānrù)

• Czech: přihlásit se
• Danish: logge ind (da), logge på (da)
• Dutch: aanmelden (nl), inloggen (nl)
• Finnish: kirjautua, kirjautua sisään
• French: s'identifier (fr), se connecter (fr)
• German: sich anmelden (de), sich einloggen (de), einloggen (de)

• Icelandic: skrá inn (is)
• Italian: registrarsi (it)
• Japanese: ログインする (ja) (roguin-suru)
• Luxembourgish: aloggen (lb)
• Polish: zalogować się (pl)
• Portuguese: fazer o login, entrar (pt)
• Russian: авторизовываться (ru) (avtorizóvyvatʹsja) , авторизоваться (ru) (avtorizovátʹsja) , войти (ru) (vojtí)  (в систему v sistému), подсоединиться (ru) (podsojedinítʹsja) , подключиться (ru) (podključítʹsja) , зарегистрироваться (ru) (zaregistrírovatʹsja) 
• Turkish: giriş yapmak (tr)

Anagrams

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Dutch

Verb

log in

1. first-person singular present indicative of inloggen
2. imperative of inloggen

Anagrams

• inlog