rimanente

remaining

adjective ree-mah-NEN-teh Rare

Also means

leftover

Usage Note

Rimanente can function as both adjective (il tempo rimanente — the remaining time) and noun (il rimanente — the remainder, the rest). As an adjective it is invariable for gender and pluralizes to rimanenti. It is slightly more formal than restante or rimasto, which is the past participle of rimanere.

Examples

"Distribuiamo il denaro rimanente in parti uguali."

Natural Translation

Let's distribute the remaining money in equal parts.

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