Üleolevat

"Üleolevat" is an Estonian word that translates to "excessive," "superfluous," "supernumerary," or "remaining" in English, depending on the context. It is an adjective derived from the verb "üle jääma," meaning "to remain" or "to be left over."

The word "üleolevat" can describe a quantity of something that is more than necessary or expected. For instance, one might speak of "üleolevat raha" (excess money) or "üleolevat toitu" (leftover food). In a more abstract sense, it can refer to something that is redundant or not needed.

Another common usage of "üleolevat" pertains to things or people that are extra or not part of the main group. For example, "üleolevad töötajad" could refer to surplus employees, or "üleolevad toolid" would be extra chairs. The concept of "üleolevat" can also imply something that has outlived its purpose or is no longer relevant.

The grammatical form "üleolevat" is the partitive singular or nominative/accusative plural of the adjective "üleolev." The base adjective "üleolev" itself means "remaining" or "excess." Understanding the grammatical context is crucial for accurately interpreting the meaning of "üleolevat" in an Estonian sentence.