limitáljátok

Limitáljátok is a Hungarian verb meaning "to limit" or "to restrict." It is the second-person plural imperative form of the verb limitál. This means it is used when addressing a group of people and instructing them to impose a limit or restriction on something. For example, if one were addressing a group of children and wanted them to not exceed a certain number of cookies, they might say, "Limitáljátok a kekszek számát" (Limit the number of cookies).

The verb limitál itself is derived from the Latin word "limes," meaning "boundary" or "limit." In Hungarian grammar, the suffix "-játok" indicates the second-person plural possessive or imperative. Therefore, "limitáljátok" directly translates to "you all limit (it)." The context in which the verb is used will determine the specific nature of the limitation or restriction being imposed. It can apply to physical quantities, abstract concepts, actions, or behaviors.

The usage of "limitáljátok" is common in everyday Hungarian conversation as well as in more formal contexts, such as official regulations or instructions. It signifies a directive to control or cap something, preventing it from exceeding a predetermined boundary.