korlátozottá

The Hungarian word "korlátozottá" translates to "limited" or "restricted" in English when used as a predicative adjective. It indicates a state of being confined, constrained, or having boundaries. For instance, one might say that access to a certain area is korlátozottá, meaning it is limited. Similarly, a person's abilities could be described as korlátozottá if they are restricted in some way.

The term is derived from the root word "korlát," which means barrier, fence, or railing. The suffix "-zott" denotes a past participle, and the "-á" ending transforms it into a predicative adjective, signifying that something *has become* or *is in a state of being* limited.

Understanding "korlátozottá" is crucial for comprehending sentences describing limitations in various contexts, from physical spaces and resources to abstract concepts like rights or potential. It implies a deviation from a less restricted or unlimited state. For example, a budget that has been korlátozottá means it is now subject to constraints. Its usage is widespread in everyday Hungarian and formal communication alike.