The word "prohibitory" in literature often functions to denote measures or directives aimed at preventing certain behaviors. For instance, early uses in the context of social reforms such as the temperance movement illustrate how prohibitory laws were enacted to restrict alcohol consumption and promote moral governance [1, 2]. Similarly, in a more regulatory context, the term appears in public notices—such as those posted at park entrances—to warn visitors about forbidden actions and ensure adherence to established rules [3]. These examples highlight the word's consistent role in emphasizing the prevention of undesired activities, whether through legislative framework or direct public communication.