invenduto

unsold

adjective een-ven-DOO-toh Rare

Usage Note

Invenduto can also function as a noun — gli invenduti refers to unsold stock or remaindered goods. In publishing and retail, resa degli invenduti ('return of unsold copies/stock') is a standard trade term. As an adjective it is invariable in meaning but agrees in gender and number: merce invenduta, libri invenduti.

Examples

"I prodotti invenduti vengono restituiti al fornitore."

Natural Translation

Unsold products are returned to the supplier.

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