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limitierter

Limitierter is a German adjective meaning limited or restricted. It is commonly used to describe objects, quantities, or editions that are not available in unlimited numbers or scope. In everyday language it appears in phrases such as “eine limitierte Auflage,” “ein limitierter Kalender,” or “ein limitierter Auftrag,” where the ending of the adjective adapts to gender, case, and number of the noun.

The term derives from the verb limitieren (to limit), which itself comes from the English or French

- ein limitierter Kalender (masculine, nominative)

- eine limitierte Auflage (feminine, nominative)

- das limitierte Produkt (neuter, nominative)

- limitierte Auflagen (plural, nominative)

Limitierter is frequently found in marketing and product labeling to signal exclusivity or scarcity, such as

See also: Limitierung, Limit, limitiert, begrenzt, limitierte Auflage.

lexical
borrowings
of
limit
and
limittier,
ultimately
tracing
back
to
the
Latin
concept
of
boundary
or
bound.
As
an
attributive
adjective,
limitierter
can
appear
with
or
without
an
article,
and
its
exact
ending
changes
with
gender
and
case.
Common
patterns
include:
limited
editions,
special
releases,
or
restricted
runs.
The
related
noun
forms
include
Limitierung
(the
act
of
limiting)
and
Begrenzung
(restriction).
In
some
contexts,
the
synonymous
adjective
limitiert
may
be
used
interchangeably
to
convey
that
something
has
been
restricted
or
capped.