הקליק

Hebrew

Etymology
Root
ק־ל־ק (q-l-q)

From the root ק־ל־ק (q-l-q). Back-formation from קְלִיק (klík, “a click”), from English click (see further etymology there).

Verb

הִקְלִיק • (hiklík) third-singular masculine past (hif'il construction)

  1. (computing) To click.

Conjugation
Conjugation of הִקְלִיק (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs) 
non-finite forms
  • to-infinitive: לְהַקְלִיק
  • action noun: הַקְלָקָה
finite forms singular plural
m. f. m. f.
past first הִקְלַקְתִּיהִקְלַקְנוּ
second הִקְלַקְתָּהִקְלַקְתְּהִקְלַקְתֶּםהִקְלַקְתֶּן
third הִקְלִיקהִקְלִיקָההִקְלִיקוּ
present מַקְלִיקמַקְלִיקָהמַקְלִיקִיםמַקְלִיקוֹת
future first אַקְלִיקנַקְלִיק
second תַּקְלִיקתַּקְלִיקִיתַּקְלִיקוּתַּקְלֵקְנָה1
third יַקְלִיקתַּקְלִיקיַקְלִיקוּתַּקְלֵקְנָה1
imperative הַקְלֵקהַקְלִיקִיהַקְלִיקוּהַקְלֵקְנָה1
notes
  1. Rare in Modern Hebrew.

References
  • “הקליק” in the Hebrew Terms Database of the Academy of Hebrew Language
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