総そう額がく

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Meanings

Refers to the overall monetary sum or aggregate figure, often used in financial, budgetary, or statistical contexts.

総そう額がく〈数すう〉円えんa total amount of ~ yen
この工こう事じの総そう額がくは500500万まん円えんになった。
The total cost of this construction came to 5 million yen.
総額そうが〈数くが〈すう〉〉に達たっするthe total amount reaches a certain figure
被ひ害がいの総そう額がくが11億おく円えんに達たっした。
The total damages reached 100 million yen.
総そう額がくを計けい算さんするto calculate the total amount
領りょう収しゅう書しょを集あつめて総そう額がくを計けい算さんした。
I gathered the receipts and calculated the total amount.

合ごう計けいN3
合計 is the general everyday word for 'total' or 'sum', while 総額 specifically refers to a total monetary amount in financial or statistical contexts.
総そう計けい
総計 is a formal term for the grand total of items or figures, whereas 総額 is used specifically for a total sum of money.
全ぜん額がく
総額 is used for an aggregated total (e.g. a budget or sum of several items), while 全額 stresses the whole of a single amount, such as a bill or refund.
総そう量りょう
総額 is used specifically for total monetary sums, whereas 総量 refers to a total of any measurable quantity such as weight or volume.

差さ額がくN1
総額 means the total sum, while 差額 means the difference between two amounts, so they refer to opposite kinds of figures.
総そう数すうN1
総額 shares the kanji 総 with 総数 but refers strictly to a total sum of money, whereas 総数 refers to a total count of items or people, not a monetary amount.

Compound of 総 (そう, 'overall, general') and 額 (がく, 'amount, sum of money'). The combination straightforwardly yields 'total amount'.