The word infringed, which is used in the 2nd amendment to the U.S. Constitution literally means the government can not limit the types or amounts of arms we bare. The word infringed includes limiting, and if the government limits our speech, our right to bare arms, or any other guaranteed right by the U.S. Constitution they are infringing on our rights.
Merriam-Webster uses this sentence to describe infringement.
"The U.S. government can not limit speech because this would be an infringement of the law."
The word limit means to infringe.
You can argue with me, but it is hard to argue with experts on word meanings.
Merriam-Webster is a very reliable source.