korlátozzátok

Korlátozzátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural imperative of the verb korlátozni, meaning to restrict or to limit. The form is used to command or urge a group of people to impose or maintain limits on something.

Morphology and pronunciation. The imperative is built from the stem korlátoz- and the second-person plural imperative ending -átok, resulting in korlátozzátok. The sequence zz arises from the stem ending in -z and the following addition of the -t- and -ok ending. The word is written with the exact spelling korlátozzátok and is pronounced roughly kor-lah-TOZ-otok, with the stress typically on the syllable preceding the ending.

Usage and nuance. Korlátozzátok is common in directive or instructional contexts, such as policies, procedures, or guidelines where a group is addressed directly. It implies a deliberate action to set or enforce limits, rather than a descriptive statement about existing restrictions. In more formal or official Hungarian, similar meanings may be expressed with verb phrases such as korlátozzátok az adatok hozzáférését or szabályozzátok a folyamatot, depending on the register and context.

Related terms. Related nouns and adjectives include korlátozás (restriction), korlátozó (restrictive), and korlátozott (restricted). The verb is often contrasted with other regulatory terms like szabályozás (regulation) or limitálás (more modern loanword usage).

See also. korlátozás, korlátozó, korlátozott, korlátozás politikában.