<prompt> Hlalosa tšebeliso ea lentsoe superfluous.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the use of the word superfluous. . Response in English: Superfluous is an adjective that is used to describe something that is unnecessary, excessive or more than what is required or sufficient in a given context. In other words, it is used to describe something that is not essential or serves no useful purpose. It could also mean an extravagance or an excess of something, such as having too many of a particular item or using more words than needed to express an idea. This term can be applied to various aspects of life, including actions, items, thoughts or features, and using it typically implies some level of wastefulness or redundancy. . Response in Sesotho: Superfluous ke lehlaodi le sebedisoang ho hlalosa ntho e sa hlokahaleng, e feteletseng kapa e fetang se batloang kapa se lekaneng moelelong o itseng. Ka mantsoe a mang, le sebelisetsoa ho hlalosa ntho eo e seng ea bohlokoa kapa e se nang morero. E ka boela ea bolela ho fetelletsa lintho kapa ho fetelletsa ntho e itseng, joalo ka ho ba le ntho e itseng e ngata haholo kapa ho sebelisa mantsoe a mangata ho feta kamoo a hlokahalang ho hlalosa mohopolo. Lentsoe lena le ka sebelisoa likarolong tse fapaneng tsa bophelo, ho kenyelletsa liketso, lintho, mehopolo kapa likarolo, me ho le sebelisa ho bolela boemo bo itseng ba tšenyo kapa ho hloka chelete. 