Limitálunk

Limitálunk is a Hungarian verb form meaning “we limit.” It is the present indicative first-person plural of limitálni, the verb that expresses imposing a restriction or cap on something. The form is used to indicate that a policy, rule, or action directly restricts a quantity, scope, or access.

Etymology and form: limitálni is a Hungarian derivation built from the root limit-, a borrowing that aligns with other languages’ words for limit (such as English limit or German limitieren). The infinitive is limitálni, and the present tense form limitálunk marks the action performed by we. The verb is transitive and requires a direct object to specify what is being limited.

Grammar and usage: As a transitive verb, limitálunk typically takes a direct object in the accusative. For example, limitálunk a résztvevők számát means “we limit the number of participants.” It appears in formal, administrative, corporate, and media contexts when describing rules, quotas, or restrictions. While common in everyday speech, it is especially frequent in policy statements and official communications.

Examples and related terms: Other related forms include limitálás, the noun for “the act of limiting,” and korlátozás, meaning “restriction.” Limitálunk is part of a broader family of verbs built from limit- to express regulatory actions or constraints in Hungarian.

See also: limitálás, korlátozás, limit.