korlátozhatóak

Korlátozhatóak is a Hungarian word that translates to "can be limited" or "are limited" in English. It is a plural adjective derived from the verb "korlátoz," meaning "to limit" or "to restrict." The suffix "-hatóak" indicates potential or possibility, suggesting that something has the capacity to be restricted or is already subject to limitations.

The term is commonly used in various contexts, including legal, economic, and technical discussions. For instance, it can refer to resources that are not infinite and therefore korlátozhatóak. In a legal sense, rights or freedoms might be described as korlátozhatóak under certain circumstances, implying that they can be restricted by law. In engineering or system design, certain parameters or functionalities might be designed to be korlátozhatóak to ensure stability or prevent misuse.

The specific meaning of korlátozhatóak is heavily dependent on the surrounding context. It emphasizes the idea that a subject possesses the quality of being amenable to restriction, whether that restriction is inherent, imposed, or potential. It is a descriptive term highlighting the finite or controllable nature of something.