“To be superfluous” in Japanese
Short answer
To be superfluous in Japanese is “有り余る” (ariamaru). Full meaning: to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough.
Other ways to say “To be superfluous” in Japanese
有余る
ariamaru to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
あり余る
ariamaru to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
有りあまる
ariamaru to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
ありあまる
ariamaru to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
有余ッ
ariama to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
有余っ
ariama to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
あり余っ
ariama to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
有り余っ
ariama to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
あり余ッ
ariama to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
有り余ッ
ariama to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
有余れ
ariamare to be superfluous, to be in excess, to be more than enough
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