節約 in Chinese / Japanese...

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Frugal

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jié yuē

setsu yaku

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節約 is the Chinese, Japanese Kanji, and old Korean Hanja meaning to economize, to conserve (resources), economical, frugal, or saving.

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Characters If shown, 2nd row is Simp. Chinese	Pronunciation Romanization	Simple Dictionary Definition
節約节约 see styles	jié yuē jie2 yue1 chieh yüeh setsuyaku せつやく	More info & calligraphy: Frugal to economize; to conserve (resources); economy; frugal (noun, transitive verb) economising; saving
節約家 see styles	setsuyakuka せつやくか	節約家 Custom Scroll economical person; thrifty person; saver
勤儉節約勤俭节约 see styles	qín jiǎn jié yuē qin2 jian3 jie2 yue1 ch`in chien chieh yüeh chin chien chieh yüeh	勤儉節約 Custom Scroll (idiom) diligent and thrifty
厲行節約厉行节约 see styles	lì xíng jié yuē li4 xing2 jie2 yue1 li hsing chieh yüeh	厲行節約 Custom Scroll to practice strict economy (idiom)
時間節約 see styles	jikansetsuyaku じかんせつやく	時間節約 Custom Scroll (noun - becomes adjective with の) time preservation; saving time
経費節約 see styles	keihisetsuyaku / kehisetsuyaku けいひせつやく	経費節約 Custom Scroll (noun - becomes adjective with の) curtailment of expenditure; financial retrenchment
資源節約 see styles	shigensetsuyaku しげんせつやく	資源節約 Custom Scroll conservation of resources
日光節約時日光节约时 see styles	rì guāng jié yuē shí ri4 guang1 jie2 yue1 shi2 jih kuang chieh yüeh shih	日光節約時 Custom Scroll daylight saving time
最大節約法 see styles	saidaisetsuyakuhou / saidaisetsuyakuho さいだいせつやくほう	最大節約法 Custom Scroll {biol} maximum parsimony method

The following table may be helpful for those studying Chinese or Japanese...

Title	Characters	Romaji (Romanized Japanese)	Various forms of Romanized Chinese
Frugal	節約节约	setsu yaku / setsuyaku	jié yuē / jie2 yue1 / jie yue / jieyue	chieh yüeh / chiehyüeh
In some entries above you will see that characters have different versions above and below a line. In these cases, the characters above the line are Traditional Chinese, while the ones below are Simplified Chinese.