korlátoztál

Korlátoztál is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you restricted” or “you limited.” It is the second person singular past tense form of the verb korlátoz, which means to restrict, limit, or confine. This form is used when addressing someone directly and referring to a restriction carried out in the past.

The verb korlátoz derives from the noun korlát, meaning barrier or limit, with the verbal suffix -oz to express the act of imposing such a limit. Related forms include korlátozás (restriction), korlátozott (restricted), and korlátozó (restrictive). The base form korlátoz follows regular Hungarian verb patterns, and the past tense form of te is korlátoztál, formed by adding the past tense suffix to the stem korlátoz-.

In usage, korlátoztál is employed to describe actions where someone, in the past, imposed a restriction. For example: Ezt a hozzáférést te korlátoztál. (You restricted this access.) Te korlátoztál egy funkciót a frissítés után. (You restricted a function after the update.) The expression is neutral and common in administrative, technical, and everyday contexts.

Notes and related terms: korlátozás refers to the act or state of restricting; korlátozott means restricted or limited; korlátozó can describe something that imposes limits. The term is widely understood in Hungarian and used across formal and informal registers.