Limitáltuk

Limitáltuk is the first-person plural past tense form of the Hungarian verb limitál, meaning "we limited" or "we restricted." The verb limitál is derived from limit with the -ál suffix, and limitálni is its infinitive. The form limitáltuk marks a completed action carried out by the speakers as a group and is used with a subject "mi." It can govern a direct object, indicating what was limited, for example a budget, access, or rules.

In usage, limitáltuk appears in both written and spoken Hungarian and is common in business, politics, IT, and everyday contexts whenever a constraint has been imposed in the past. It is a regular formation for past tense with the 1st person plural subject and can be combined with various objects to specify what was restricted.

Limitáltuk is part of a family of related forms. The related adjective limitált means “limited,” used in phrases such as limitált kiadás (limited edition) or limitált hozzáférés (limited access). The noun limitálás denotes the act or process of imposing a limit, while korlátozás is a more general term for restriction.

Examples:

- Limitáltuk a költségvetést.

- A hozzáférést limitáltuk.

See also: limitálás, korlátozás, limitált kiadás.