rimanenza

remainder

noun ree-mah-NEN-tsah Less Common

Also means

leftover stock

Usage Note

Rimanenza is a feminine noun (la rimanenza, plural le rimanenze) used in commerce and accounting to mean unsold or remaining stock, a balance, or a leftover quantity. It is more formal and technical than the everyday resto (change, remainder) or avanzo (leftover food). In inventory contexts, rimanenze di magazzino means warehouse stock on hand.

Examples

"La rimanenza del magazzino è stata venduta."

Natural Translation

The remaining warehouse stock was sold.

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