Feleslegként

Feleslegként is a Hungarian term that translates to "as surplus" or "as a leftover." It is often used in contexts where something is considered extra, not essential, or no longer needed. This can apply to material possessions, people in certain situations, or even abstract concepts.

In everyday language, feleslegként might describe an object that has been replaced by a newer model and is therefore considered surplus. It can also refer to a person who feels excluded or unimportant within a group or organization, perceiving themselves as superfluous. The feeling of being feleslegként can stem from a lack of purpose or contribution.

The concept of feleslegként can also be found in economic discussions. For instance, if a company produces more goods than it can sell, the excess inventory might be considered feleslegként. Similarly, in times of economic downturn, certain roles or employees might be deemed feleslegként by management. The term implies a lack of value or necessity in the current context.