Letiltani

Letiltani is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to ban," "to block," or "to prohibit" in English. It is used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a literal sense, letiltani can refer to the act of blocking access to something, such as a website, a service, or a physical location. For example, a government might letiltani a certain website if it contains illegal content, or a company might letiltani an employee's access to a particular system if they are not authorized to use it.

Figuratively, letiltani can mean to prevent or stop something from happening. This could be used in situations like preventing a harmful rumor from spreading, or stopping a project from proceeding. It implies a deliberate action to impede or halt progress or access.

The term is frequently encountered in discussions related to online censorship, legal prohibitions, and restrictions on activities. Its core meaning revolves around the imposition of a barrier or restriction, preventing something or someone from proceeding or being accessed.