No. 10,652 in German
rester
The word "rester" is not German; it is French meaning "to stay" or "to remain."
In a sentence
Ich muss die Reste der Party aufräumen.
I have to clean up the leftovers from the party.
In this sentence, 'Reste' refers to remains or leftovers, typically used to describe leftover food or remnants from an event.
Er hat nur noch einige Reste seines ursprünglichen Vermögens.
He only has some remains of his original wealth left.
Here, 'Reste' is used metaphorically to describe remnants or leftovers of something intangible, in this case, wealth.
Die Reste des alten Gebäudes sind noch sichtbar.
The remnants of the old building are still visible.
In this context, 'Reste' refers to physical remains or relics of structures, indicating what is left of something that once existed.
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