korlátját

The Hungarian word "korlátját" is the accusative singular form of "korlát," which translates to "barrier," "railing," "guardrail," or "fence" in English. The accusative case indicates that "korlátját" is functioning as the direct object of a verb. For example, one might say "látom a korlátját," meaning "I see its railing." The "-ját" suffix signifies possession by a third-person singular possessor, so "korlátját" literally means "its barrier" or "his/her barrier."

The specific meaning of "korlát" can vary depending on the context. It can refer to a physical structure designed to prevent falls, such as a railing on a staircase or a balcony. It can also denote a more general boundary or enclosure, like a fence around a property or a barrier in a public space. In a metaphorical sense, "korlát" can also imply limitations or restrictions. Therefore, "korlátját" would then refer to the limitations or restrictions belonging to a particular entity. Understanding the surrounding sentence is crucial for accurately interpreting the precise meaning of "korlátját."