Korlátozd

Korlátozd is a Hungarian verb. It is the imperative second-person singular form of the verb korlátoz, which means "to limit," "to restrict," or "to curb." Therefore, "korlátozd" directly translates to "limit [it/yourself]" or "restrict [it/yourself]" when addressing a single person.

This verb form is used in commands or strong suggestions directed at an individual. For example, one might say "Korlátozd a kiadásaidat" which translates to "Limit your expenses." Another example could be "Korlátozd magad" meaning "Restrict yourself." The context of the sentence determines the precise object being limited or restricted.

The root word, korlátoz, can be applied in various situations, from setting boundaries in relationships to controlling the spread of information or resources. The imperative form, korlátozd, therefore, carries a sense of direct instruction or admonishment. It's a functional verb in everyday Hungarian communication when an individual needs to be told to impose limitations.