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倹 — kanji meaning “frugal”

frugal, economy, thrifty

Meanings
frugal, economy, thrifty
On'yomi
Kun'yomi
Strokes
10
School grade
8
JLPT (old scale)
Level 1
Newspaper frequency
#2479 of 2,500
Classical radical
9
Chinese reading
jiǎn

Words with 倹

WordReadingMeaning
けんやく ken'yakuthrift; economy; frugality
きんけん kinkenindustry; diligence; frugality
つましい tsumashiithrifty; frugal; economical
けんそ kensoeconomical and simple
けんやくか ken'yakukathrifty person; frugal person; economizer
せっけん sekkeneconomy; thrift
きょうけん kyoukenrespectfulness and modesty; deference
けんりん kenringreedy and stingy
きんけんのふう kinkennofuucustom (habit) of diligence and thrift
きんけんりっこう kinkenrikkouwork hard and practice frugality
きんけんちょちく kinkenchochikuthrift and saving
しっそけんやく shissoken'yaku(practice of) simplicity and frugality; scrimping and saving

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