A record of events, transactions, or system activity, often used in IT contexts.
We're logging access to the server.
Please check the server logs.
Abbreviation of ロガリズム; used in mathematics.
See also: ロガリズム
Please take the log of this expression.
A cut piece of a tree trunk or branch; less common than 丸太 in everyday Japanese.
We gathered logs for the campfire.
A record of a ship's or aircraft's journey, operations, and events.
The captain entered the details in the ship's log.
A device for measuring a ship's speed; a specialized nautical term.
Old ships used a log to measure speed.
航海士は毎日ログをつけていた。
The navigator kept a logbook entry every day.
I analyzed the error log to find the cause.
That operation is recorded in the log, so you can check it later.
ロガリズム is the full borrowed term for logarithm, while ログ is its common shortened form used in mathematics.
ログ is a general term for any log file, while ジャーナル implies a structured, chronological record used for recovery or auditing in computing.
ログ is the casual, tech-borrowed word for a system or activity log, while 履歴 is the native Japanese term often preferred in everyday interfaces.
ログ means a 'log' or record of activity, whereas ログイン is the act of signing into a system; learners sometimes confuse the two because ログ is embedded in ログイン.
Borrowed from English 'log', with senses matching the English word's various technical and general meanings.
event log; event logging