korlátozná

The term *korlátozná* is the feminine singular form of the adjective *korlátozott* in Hungarian, meaning "limited" or "restricted." In Hungarian grammar, adjectives agree in gender, number, and case with the nouns they modify. The word *korlátozott* itself derives from the verb *korlátoz*, which translates to "to limit" or "to restrict."

In Hungarian, adjectives often take suffixes to indicate their grammatical function. For example, *korlátozott* becomes *korlátozott* (masculine singular nominative), *korlátozott* (feminine singular nominative), *korlátozott* (neuter singular nominative), and *korlátozott* (plural nominative). The feminine form *korlátozná* is not standard in modern Hungarian; instead, the correct nominative form is *korlátozott*. However, the term *korlátozná* may appear in older texts or informal contexts as a colloquial or incorrect variation.

The concept of limitation or restriction is widely applicable across various fields, including law, technology, and everyday language. For instance, in legal contexts, *korlátozott* might describe rights or privileges that are subject to conditions. In computing, it could refer to restricted access or limited functionality. The adjective is also used in everyday speech to describe situations where choices, actions, or resources are constrained.

Hungarian grammar distinguishes between strong and weak forms of adjectives. The strong form (*korlátozott*) is used without a noun or when the noun is in the nominative case. The weak form (*korlátozott* with a possessive suffix, e.g., *korlátozottja*) appears when the noun is in other cases or has a possessive suffix. This distinction helps maintain clarity in sentence structure.