Korlátainak

Korlátainak is a Hungarian word form derived from korlát, meaning barrier, railing, or limitation. It is the possessive form used to indicate ownership or association of barriers or limits with a subject, and it is typically employed in contexts involving plural possessors or a single entity with multiple constraints.

The term covers both concrete and abstract senses. Literally, it can refer to physical barriers such as guardrails or fences. Figuratively, it is used to describe constraints, rules, or boundaries that restrict what is possible within a system, process, or field of study. In both senses, korlátainak appears in sentences that discuss the limits affecting a project, organization, or analysis.

Usage notes: korlátainak typically surfaces in phrases describing the limitations or boundaries of something. For example, “A projekt korlátainak meghatározása elengedhetetlen a költségvetés tervezéséhez” means that defining the project’s limitations is essential for budgeting. Another example might discuss assessing the korlátainak of a monitoring system to improve decision making. The form implies possession related to multiple barriers or to a single subject with multiple constraints; other person-number forms of korlát would be used for different possessors (e.g., korlátja for a singular owner, korlátai for some possessors).

Korlátainak sits in a semantic field with korlát (barrier), korlátozás (restriction), and related terms. It appears across technical, administrative, and academic Hungarian to describe the boundaries that shape action and analysis.