OW-oo-skoodh[ˈɒwʌˌsguð]
the surplus that leaves you something to give to somebody else
Closest in English: surplus, energy, reserves. None of them covers it.
The word does duty in a company's accounts and in a person's week: overskud is what is left when the necessary has been paid for. Danish job adverts ask for a candidate med overskud, meaning one with something still to give. The opposite, underskud, is said of people just as readily.
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The most common guess for the translation was 'excess'. Close, but not it.