tilalmazza

Tilalmazza is a Hungarian verb meaning “to forbid” or “to prohibit.” It is the third-person singular present indicative form of tilalmazni.

The verb tilalmazni is derived from tilalom, meaning a ban or prohibition, and it follows standard Hungarian word-formation patterns that produce forms like tilalmazza in the present tense. It is a transitive verb and typically requires a direct object describing what is forbidden.

Tilalmazza tends to appear in more formal, administrative, or regulatory contexts. In everyday speech, speakers often use synonyms such as tiltja or megtiltja, depending on nuance and emphasis. Tilalmazza can convey a sense of an official rule or policy imposed by an authority, such as a law, regulation, or organizational rule.

Examples:

- A törvény tilalmazza ezt a gyakorlatot. (The law forbids this practice.)

- A vállalat tilalmazza a dohányzást az irodában. (The company prohibits smoking in the office.)

See also: tilalom, tiltás, tiltani, megtiltani.