Limitálod

Limitálod is a Hungarian verb form meaning you limit. It is the second person singular present indicative of the verb limitálni (to limit). The term is used to describe the act of setting a boundary or cap on quantity, scope, duration, or access. In everyday and technical language, limitálás may refer to budgeting, timeframes, data usage, or permissions, often conveying a neutral or technical tone depending on context.

Etymology and origin: limitálni is a Hungarian loanword that entered the language as part of the influx of technical vocabulary, likely derived from the English word limit (and its related forms such as limiter), with later adaptation to Hungarian phonology and morphology. The root term limit carries the meaning of a boundary, boundary line, or ceiling, which the verb expands into an action.

Grammatical notes: limitálni is a regular verb of the -ál/-öl conjugation class. Present tense forms include: én limitálom, te limitálod, ő limitálja; mi limitáljuk, ti limitáljátok, ők limitálják. Imperative forms include limitáld (singular) and limitáljátok (plural). Past tenses attach the -t- infix to form limitáltam, limitáltad, limitálta, limitáltuk, limitáltátok, limitálták. The 2nd person singular form used in isolation is limitálod.

Usage examples: It is common to use limitálod when describing actions like restricting quantities or access. Example sentences: "A költségvetést limitálod a megadott kereteken belül." "Ha szükséges, limitáld az adatmennyiséget." "Ők limitálják a hozzáférést a rendszerhez." These usages appear across business, IT, and everyday speech.

Related terms:(limitálás) the act of limiting, korlátozás (restriction), korlátozni (to restrict), limit (loanword noun in English). See also korlátozó kifejezések and adatszolgáltatás limitálása for context-specific uses.