“To scrimp” in Japanese
Short answer
To scrimp in Japanese is “浮かす” (ukasu). Full meaning: to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet.
Other ways to say “To scrimp” in Japanese
うかす
ukasu to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
うかし
ukashi to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
うかさ
ukasa to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
浮かせ
ukase to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
浮かし
ukashi to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
浮かそ
ukaso to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
浮かさ
ukasa to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
うかそ
ukaso to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
うかせ
ukase to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
浮かしゃ
ukasha to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
浮かそっ
ukaso to float; to save (on one's expenses), to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
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