limit . ( Of the lat. )( limes,-itis ). 1. m. real or imaginary line that separates two fields, two countries and two territories. 2. , m. end. U in apposition in cases like size limit, location limit. 3. m. far to get a certain time. This time limit is fixed. 4. m. tip that can achieve the physical and the psychic. Reached the limit of their forces. 5. m. Mat. In an infinite sequence of quantities, extent to which approximates more and more terms of the sequence. Thus, the sequence of the numbers 2n /(n_1), being the set of natural numbers, n is limit number 2. limit lower. 1. m. Mat. In a set of parameters, maximum magnitude which is lower than all of the set. limit superior. 1. m. Mat. In a set of quantities, minimum size that is greater than all of the set. without limit , or without limit s. 1. locs. adjs. That there is no limits. 2. locs. adjs. Very big, huge.