korlátozásra

Korlátozásra is a form of the Hungarian noun korlátozás, which means restriction or limitation. The base noun refers to a constraint that limits actions, rights, resources, or possibilities. The suffix -ra/-re marks the allative/for-usage case, a grammatical form used after certain verbs and expressions to indicate the target or object of the restriction or the aspect being referred to.

In usage, korlátozás refers to a broad range of constraints across various domains, including law, public policy, economics, technology, and everyday life. In legal and regulatory language, the term appears in phrases describing specific restrictions or the need for them. The allative form korlátozásra is common in constructions such as "szükség van korlátozásra" (there is a need for restriction) or "korlátozásra vonatkozó előírások" (regulations pertaining to restrictions). Other related forms include korlátozásnak minősül (is regarded as a restriction) and korlátozásokkal kapcsolatos kérdések (issues related to restrictions).

Etymologically, korlátozás is derived from the verb korlátoz (to restrict) with the noun-forming suffix -ás, and elements of the Hungarian case system produce the -ra/-re ending in korlátozásra. The term is widely used in discussion of regulatory measures, consent frameworks, privacy and data protection, market access, and public health when describing actions that limit options or freedoms.

See also: korlátozás (the base noun), korlátozó (restrictive, limiting), korlátozások (restrictions, plural).