In economics, what does "supply" mean?

Does it mean

How much is supplied by the supplier?

Or does it mean how much remains in the supply stash (assuming the supplier does not restock)?

Answer:
Supply is the amount of a good that producers are prepared to produce and sell at different prices of that good. For example, the supply of some good might be such that producers are prepared to produce 100 units of the good if they can sell each unit for $10 each, but they are prepared to 200 units if they can sell each unit for $15 each.
How much is supplied by the supplier
it means what the supplier has in stock
Supply is defined as the "amount of a good or service producers are willing and able to produce at a given price"

Hence it is how much is supplied by ALL suppliers.

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