surplus

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• General-American: /ˈsɝˌplʌs/
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• General-American: /ˈsɝpləs/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈsɜːpləs/
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• homophone: surplice (one pronunciation)
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From Middle English surplus, from Middle French surplus. Compare French surplus.

115 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: излишен (izlišen) — being a surplus
• Bulgarian: добавъчен (dobavǎčen) — being a surplus
• Finnish: ylijäämä- — being a surplus
• Finnish: ylimääräinen — being a surplus
• French: excédentaire — being a surplus
• Greek: πλεονάζων (pleonázon) — being a surplus
• Greek: παραπανήσιος (parapanísios) — being a surplus
• Hindi: अतिरिक्त (atirikt) — being a surplus
• Hungarian: felesleges — being a surplus
• Hungarian: többlet- — being a surplus
• Macedonian: и́злишен (ízlišen) — being a surplus
• Macedonian: о́двишен (ódvišen) — being a surplus
• Māori: tuhene — being a surplus
• Norwegian Bokmål: overflødig — being a surplus
• Norwegian Nynorsk: overflødig — being a surplus
• Portuguese: excedente — being a surplus
• Russian: профицит (proficit) — being a surplus
• Sanskrit: अतिरेक (atireka) — being a surplus
• Spanish: sobrante — being a surplus
• Spanish: excedente — being a surplus
• Spanish: excedentario — being a surplus
• Thai: ส่วนเกิน (sùuan-gəən) — being a surplus
• Ottoman Turkish: آرتق (artık) — being a surplus
• Albanian: tepricë — excess, overplus
• Arabic: فَائِض (fāʔiḍ) — excess, overplus
• Azerbaijani: artıq — excess, overplus
• Belarusian: лі́шак (líšak) — excess, overplus
• Belarusian: лі́шніца (líšnica) — excess, overplus
• Belarusian: лі́шка (líška) — excess, overplus
• Belarusian: надме́р (nadmjér) — excess, overplus
• Bulgarian: изли́шък (izlíšǎk) — excess, overplus
• Chinese Mandarin: 過剩 /过剩 (guòshèng) — excess, overplus
• Chinese Mandarin: 多餘 /多余 (duōyú) — excess, overplus
• Chinese Mandarin: 盈餘 /盈余 (yíngyú) — excess, overplus
• Czech: přebytek — excess, overplus
• Czech: nadbytek — excess, overplus
• Danish: overskud — excess, overplus
• Dutch: overschot — excess, overplus
• Dutch: surplus — excess, overplus
• Esperanto: pluso — excess, overplus
• Finnish: ylijäämä — excess, overplus
• French: surplus — excess, overplus
• Georgian: სიჭარბე (sič̣arbe) — excess, overplus
• German: Überschuss — excess, overplus
• German: Rest — excess, overplus
• Greek: πλεόνασμα (pleónasma) — excess, overplus
• Hebrew: עודף — excess, overplus
• Hebrew: עֹדֶף ('ódef) — excess, overplus
• Hindi: अतिरिक्त (atirikt) — excess, overplus
• Hindi: अधिशेष (adhiśeṣ) — excess, overplus
• Hungarian: fölösleg — excess, overplus
• Hungarian: felesleg — excess, overplus
• Hungarian: többlet — excess, overplus
• Hungarian: maradék — excess, overplus
• Irish: brabach — excess, overplus
• Irish: fuílleach — excess, overplus
• Italian: surplus — excess, overplus
• Japanese: 余り (amari) — excess, overplus
• Japanese: 余剰 (yojō) — excess, overplus
• Korean: 잉여 (ing'yeo) — excess, overplus
• Korean: 과잉 (gwaing) — excess, overplus
• Korean: 잔여 (janyeo) — excess, overplus
• Korean: 흑자 (heukja) — excess, overplus
• Macedonian: ви́шок (víšok) — excess, overplus
• Māori: tuhene — excess, overplus
• Māori: tuwhene — excess, overplus
• Māori: hemihemi — excess, overplus
• Norwegian Bokmål: overskudd — excess, overplus
• Old English: oferēaca — excess, overplus
• Persian: مازاد (mâzâd) — excess, overplus
• Plautdietsch: Äwafluss — excess, overplus
• Polish: nadmiar — excess, overplus
• Polish: nadwyżka — excess, overplus
• Portuguese: excesso — excess, overplus
• Portuguese: excedente — excess, overplus
• Romanian: surplus — excess, overplus
• Russian: изли́шек (izlíšek) — excess, overplus
• Russian: избы́ток (izbýtok) — excess, overplus
• Serbo-Croatian: ви́шак — excess, overplus
• Serbo-Croatian: víšak — excess, overplus
• Slovak: prebytok — excess, overplus
• Slovak: nadbytok — excess, overplus
• Slovene: višek — excess, overplus
• Spanish: sobra — excess, overplus
• Spanish: excedente — excess, overplus
• Spanish: exceso — excess, overplus
• Spanish: residuo — excess, overplus
• Spanish: superávit — excess, overplus
• Swedish: överskott — excess, overplus
• Tagalog: labis — excess, overplus
• Thai: ส่วนเกิน (sùuan-gəən) — excess, overplus
• Tocharian B: atirek — excess, overplus
• Turkish: artık — excess, overplus
• Ukrainian: надли́шок (nadlýšok) — excess, overplus
• Ukrainian: ли́шок (lýšok) — excess, overplus
• Ukrainian: на́дмір (nádmir) — excess, overplus
• Armenian: հավելուրդ (havelurd) — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Catalan: superàvit — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Finnish: ylijäämä — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• French: excédentaire — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Greek: πλεόνασμα (pleónasma) — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Greek: περίσσευμα (períssevma) — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Hindi: अधिशेष (adhiśeṣ) — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Hungarian: többlet — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Hungarian: maradvány — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Hungarian: maradványkeret — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Japanese: 剰余金 (jōyokin) — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Macedonian: суфици́т (suficít) — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Old English: oferēaca — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Portuguese: excedente — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Portuguese: superávit — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Russian: профици́т (proficít) — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Spanish: superávit — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Swedish: överskott — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs
• Tagalog: labis — funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs