limitados

Limitados is the plural masculine form of limitado, an adjective in Spanish meaning restricted, confined, or finite. It is commonly used to describe objects, categories, or conditions whose scope is bounded. As a phrase, limitados can appear in contexts such as ediciones limitadas (limited editions), cupos limitados (limited seats), or territorios limitados (restricted territories). The feminine forms are limitadas (fem. pl.) and limitada (fem. sg.). The word derives from limitar, via Latin limitare, and shares roots with the noun límite (limit).

In grammar, limitados functions as an adjective that agrees with the noun in gender and number. It can appear predicatively after estar or ser, or attributively before a noun. The term is common in commerce and event planning to signal scarcity or controlled access.

The use of limitados to refer to people or groups is usually avoided in modern style, as the construction can be perceived as dehumanizing; when referring to people with disabilities or other limitations, phrases like personas con limitaciones or personas con discapacidad are preferred.

In culture and media, limitados may appear as a title or brand name for products, collections, or media works, though there is no widely recognized entity universally identified by this term alone. If encountered as a proper noun, it typically denotes a specific product line, organization, or creative work and should be interpreted in its context.

See also: límite, limitación, ediciones limitadas, cupos limitados.