korlátoztatja

Korlátoztatja is a Hungarian verb that translates to "restricts," "limits," or "curtails" in English. It is derived from the noun "korlát," meaning "barrier," "fence," or "limit." The verb signifies the act of imposing a restriction or setting a boundary on something.

The usage of "korlátoztatja" can vary depending on the context. It can refer to physical limitations, such as a road being restricted to certain types of vehicles, or to more abstract limitations, like a budget that restricts spending. It can also describe actions that limit freedom or possibilities. For example, "A törvény korlátoztatja a dohányzást" translates to "The law restricts smoking."

The verb is conjugated according to standard Hungarian grammar. Its third-person singular present tense form is "korlátoztatja," meaning "it restricts" or "he/she restricts." Other forms include the infinitive "korlátozni" (to restrict) and past tense forms.

In everyday language, "korlátoztatja" is a common verb used to express the concept of limitation. It emphasizes the presence of boundaries or constraints that prevent something from being unrestricted or unlimited. Understanding this verb is key to comprehending discussions about regulations, limitations, and controlled environments in Hungarian.