omezenost
Omezenost is a noun used in several Slavic languages to denote the state or condition of being limited, restricted, or bounded. It encompasses both external constraints, such as time, budget, regulations, or physical boundaries, and internal limitations, such as cognitive capacity or available resources. The concept is broad and cross-disciplinary, often appearing in discussions of choice, performance, and policy.
Etymology: The word derives from a common Slavic root meaning to limit, with a suffix that forms
Usage across domains: In philosophy and social sciences, omezenost is used to analyze constraints on freedom,
Examples: Common phrases include time limitation, resource constraint, and physical or cognitive limitation. The term is