limitálták

Limitálták is a Hungarian verb form, the past tense of limitálni (to limit). It expresses that someone or some group imposed a restriction or cap on something. The form is commonly used in news reporting, policy descriptions, and everyday discourse to describe actions such as setting quotas, price caps, or access limits. In contexts where the agent is not specified, the subject is understood from the surrounding text.

Etymology and grammar: limitálni is a loanword in Hungarian, derived from the English word limit (itself from Latin/Old French roots related to boundary or boundary). The verb is conjugated regularly, with limitálták representing the third-person plural past tense. The same form can appear in different voices depending on sentence structure, but it generally denotes an act of restricting carried out by authorities, organizations, or other actors.

Usage and contexts: limitálták appears in economic, regulatory, and public-policy texts to indicate official restrictions. It can describe price caps, production quotas, access restrictions, or data and resource limits. In journalism, it often registers a decision or action by government agencies, companies, or regulatory bodies.

Examples:

- A kormány limitálta az élelmiszerárakat.

- A cég limitálta a készleteket a kereslethez igazítva.

- A szolgáltató limitálta a mobiladat-használatot a hálózati terhelés csökkentése érdekében.

See also: limit, limitálás, korlátozás.