neomezení

Neomezený is a Czech adjective meaning "unlimited," "boundless," or "unrestricted." It is formed from the negative prefix ne- and the past participle omezený (limited), and its basic function is to describe absence of imposed limits. The corresponding adverb is neomezeně and the noun form can be neomezenost (unboundedness).

In grammar, neomezený inflects for gender, number and case: masculine singular neomezený, feminine neomezená, neuter neomezené, with plural forms neomezení (masculine animate), neomezené (non-animate). It is used in ordinary speech and writing to qualify resources, rights, possibilities, access and duration.

The term appears across contexts: in mathematics and physics it describes sets, functions, or quantities that are unbounded; in law and politics it may characterize powers or authorities without constraints; in commerce and telecommunications it is commonly employed in marketing to denote plans or services without usage limits (e.g., "neomezený tarif" for unlimited plans). Technical and philosophical uses emphasize conceptual unboundedness, while everyday usage often implies practical absence of caps or restrictions.

Related expressions include bez omezení (without restriction) and neomezeně (infinitely, without limit). The precise implication of neomezený depends on context and may be subject to legal or contractual definition when used in commercial or regulatory settings.