Behatárol

Behatárol is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to delimit," "to confine," "to fence in," or "to set boundaries." It is used to describe the act of establishing limits or restrictions on something, whether it be a physical space, an abstract concept, or a period of time. The word itself is derived from "határ," meaning "border" or "limit."

In a literal sense, behatárol can refer to physically enclosing an area. For example, one might behatárol a garden with a fence to keep animals out. Figuratively, it can be used to set limits on activities or behaviors. A parent might behatárol their child's screen time, or a company might behatárol the scope of a project. It can also be used to define the boundaries of knowledge or understanding, suggesting that certain topics are difficult or impossible to fully comprehend. The concept of behatárol implies a conscious effort to define and maintain specific limits.