absolu
French
adj
Definitions
- absolute
Etymology
Inherited from Middle French absolut derived from Latin absolūtus (unconditional, unrestricted, completed, unfettered).
Origin
Latin
absolūtus
Gloss
unconditional, unrestricted, completed, unfettered
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- absolutismi Finnish
- absoluuttinen Finnish
- absolutiō Latin
- absolutus Latin
- absolūtus Latin
- inabsolutus Latin
- Absolutismus German
- assolto Italian
- absolutisme Dutch, Flemish
- absoluut Dutch, Flemish
- -isme French
- -iste French
- absolument French
- absolut French
- absolutisme French
- absolutiste French
- absolutoire French
- абсолю́т Russian
- абсолю́тный Russian
- абсолют Russian
- абсолюти́зм Russian
- абсолютизм Russian
- absoluto Spanish, Castilian
- absuelto Spanish, Castilian
- absolutisme Norwegian Bokmål
- absolutist Norwegian Bokmål
- absolutistisk Norwegian Bokmål
- absolutt Norwegian Bokmål
- absoluto Portuguese
- absolutny Polish
- absolutisme Norwegian Nynorsk
- absolutt Norwegian Nynorsk
- absolut Middle English
- -iskr Old Norse
- absolu Old French
- absolt Catalan, Valencian
- absolut Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- absolutism Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- absolutist Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- absolutiza Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- absolutizëm Albanian
- absolut Middle French
- აბსოლუტიზმი Georgian
- absolut Occitan
- absolüt Crimean Tatar