1.
remainder; residue; surplus; what is left over
What remains after the main part has been used, removed, or accounted for. Used in formal, legal, financial, and academic contexts.
残余の財産を分配する。
To distribute the remaining assets.
予算の残余は翌年に繰り越す。
The budget surplus is carried over to the following year.
残余期間は約三か月だ。
The remaining period is about three months.
戦争の残余の影響は今も社会に残っている。
The residual effects of the war remain in society even now.
A formal word for what remains or is left over. Common in legal documents, financial statements, and academic writing. Not typically used in casual conversation, where 残り is preferred.
COMMON COLLOCATIONS:
- 残余財産: remaining assets, residual estate
- 残余期間: remaining period
- 残余価値: residual value
- 残余利益: residual profit
- 残余の影響: residual effects
SIMILAR WORDS:
- 残り: the rest, remainder — everyday word for what's left
- 余剰: surplus, excess — emphasizes having more than needed
- 残留: remaining, staying behind — often for substances or people who stay
- 余り: remainder, surplus — casual and mathematical
FORMATION:
残 (remain) + 余 (surplus, extra) — both characters suggest "left over."