“To save up” in Japanese
Short answer
To save up in Japanese is “貯める” (tameru). Full meaning: to save up (money).
Other ways to say “To save up” in Japanese
溜め込む
tamekomu to save up, to stockpile, to stash away, to hoard, to amass, to salt away
蓄える
takuwaeru to store, to save up, to stock up on, to lay in stock, to set aside; to accumulate (e.g. knowledge), to build up (e.g. experience), to develop (e.g. one's skills); to grow (a beard, moustache, etc.), to wear
溜込む
tamekomu to save up, to stockpile, to stash away, to hoard, to amass, to salt away
溜めこむ
tamekomu to save up, to stockpile, to stash away, to hoard, to amass, to salt away
ためこむ
tamekomu to save up, to stockpile, to stash away, to hoard, to amass, to salt away
溜込める
tamekomeru to save up, to stockpile, to stash away, to hoard, to amass, to salt away
蓄め込む
tamekomu to save up, to stockpile, to stash away, to hoard, to amass, to salt away
ため込む
tamekomu to save up, to stockpile, to stash away, to hoard, to amass, to salt away
貯め込む
tamekomu to save up, to stockpile, to stash away, to hoard, to amass, to salt away
ため込める
tamekomeru to save up, to stockpile, to stash away, to hoard, to amass, to salt away
溜め込める
tamekomeru to save up, to stockpile, to stash away, to hoard, to amass, to salt away
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