limitálok

Limitálok is a Hungarian verb form meaning “I limit.” It is the first-person singular present indicative of limitálni, the verb that means to impose a limit or restriction on something. The expression can describe self-imposed limits or actions taken by authorities, organizations, or systems to constrain behavior, quantities, or access. In everyday language it is used in both informal and formal registers, especially when the subject is actively setting a cap or boundary.

Etymology and word class: limitálni is a borrowed verb from English “limit,” adapted with Hungarian inflection. The noun form is limitálás, and the adjective limitáló describes something that limits. The verb follows regular -álni conjugation: én limitálok, te limitálsz, ő limitál, mi limitálunk, ti limitáltok, ők limitálnak. In many contexts, particularly formal or policy-related, korlátozom (I restrict) is preferred; limitálok emphasizes a defined numerical cap or rule-based limit.

Usage and contexts: Limitálást is common in IT and policy discussions, finance, and project management when describing caps on resources, access, or throughput. Examples: “Limitálom a felhasználók számát.” “Limitálom a sávszélességet.” “Az API-hívások számát limitálom.” In everyday language, korlátozom is more typical for general restrictions, while limitálok tends to appear in contexts referring to explicit caps or rate limits.