übriger

Übriger is a German adjective that translates to "remaining," "leftover," "other," or "rest" in English. It is used to describe something that is left behind after a portion has been used, taken, or accounted for. For example, "die übrigen Kekse" means "the remaining cookies," and "der übrige Betrag" refers to "the remaining amount."

The word can also indicate something that is different or distinct from what has already been mentioned. In this context, "die übrigen Gäste" could mean "the other guests," implying guests who are not part of a previously identified group. It functions as a versatile descriptor in German, adaptable to various situations where a distinction or leftover quantity needs to be communicated.

The grammatical form of "übriger" changes depending on the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies. It can appear as übrige, übriges, übrigen, or übriger. For instance, "das übrige Essen" (the rest of the food), "die übrigen Stühle" (the other chairs), and "mit dem übrigen Geld" (with the remaining money). Its usage is common in everyday German conversation and writing.