in English; realized as a noun phrase and a participle or adjective / in Ancient Greek, less frequent than the accusative absolute which is less frequent than the genitive absolute / in Late Latin

(computing) An assembler that generates code that uses only absolute addresses.

(computing) Code which uses only absolute addresses.

plural of absolute pin

(chess) A pin in which moving away the pinned piece would illegally expose the king to check.

(computing) A loader that places absolute code into main memory beginning with the initial address assigned by the assembler. No address manipulation is performed.

(computing) An assembly language instruction that uses only absolute addresses.

in Sanskrit / in Pali / in Avestan

in Ancient Greek, less frequent than the genitive absolute but more than the nominative absolute / rarely in Middle High German / in Late Latin

in Germanic: / in Old Church Slavonic / in Lithuanian and Latvian