absolutního

Absolutního is the genitive singular form of the Czech adjective absolutní, meaning "absolute." It appears in phrases that express totality, completeness, or universality and can modify nouns in various semantic domains.

Originating from Latin absolutus, via historical development in Central European philology, absolutní entered Czech vocabulary and gained widespread use in philosophy, science, law, and everyday language. In mathematics, the phrase absolutní hodnota denotes the absolute value, and absolutní velikost is used for absolute magnitude.

As a typical Czech adjective of the -ní class, absolutní agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case. The genitive singular form that often appears in front of masculine or neuter nouns is absolutního, as in absolutního významu.

Usage notes: The term frequently accompanies nouns to convey total or non-relative qualities, for example, absolutní moc (absolute power), absolutní svoboda (absolute freedom), and absolute value in mathematical contexts. It is common in academic, legal, and literary Czech, and occurs in many collocations and expressions.