English–Japanese
“be left over” in Japanese
How to say “be left over” in Japanese
“Be left over” in Japanese is 余る (amaru).
Describes what remains because the available amount exceeds the amount required.
Example sentences with 余る
予定より早く終わると、自由な時間が余ります。yo tei yo ri haya ku o wa ru to ji yū na ji kan ga ama ri ma su
If we finish earlier than planned, we have free time left over.
Tips for using 余る
- With 余る (amaru), the subject is the excess itself, so お金が余る (okane ga amaru) means that money remains rather than that someone saves it intentionally.