übrig

"Übrig" is a German word that translates to "leftover," "remaining," or "in addition" in English. Its meaning can vary slightly depending on the context in which it is used.

As an adjective, "übrig" typically describes something that is left after a division or a selection has been made. For example, "das übrige Geld" means "the remaining money," and "die übrigen Gäste" refers to "the other guests." It can also indicate something that is extra or superfluous.

As a preposition or adverbial phrase, "übrig" often implies something additional or yet to come. "Was bleibt übrig?" translates to "What remains?" or "What's left?". In the phrase "Ich habe noch eine Frage übrig," it means "I still have one more question."

The concept of "übrig" can also be applied metaphorically. For instance, "Nichts bleibt übrig" can mean "Nothing remains" in a more abstract sense, perhaps referring to a legacy or memory.

The word is commonly encountered in everyday German conversation and written material. Its versatility allows it to express a range of ideas related to what is left behind, in addition, or still present.